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SPRING BUDGET IN FULL: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

Yesterday's Budget included a raft of measures linked to the environment,
including inheritance tax changes for land under environmental management, and
measures to address water scarcity in Cambridgeshire. Here's everything you need
to know

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 * Labour accuses Sunak of rules breach over ‘party political’ email to farmers

 * Walleys Quarry has been subject to more regulatory activity than any other
   site, says EA

 * Government to pilot ‘water credits system’ to allow major house building in
   water-stressed Cambridge

 * ‘No excuse’ for delayed pesticide plan, say MPs

 * Spring Budget: Windfall tax extension and small modular reactor process
   enters next stage

 * Man given suspended sentence for waste offences in Wales

 * Plan to ‘stop emergency use of bee-killing pesticides’ submitted to Labour
   manifesto

 * Farmer loses appeal against nitrates designation despite EA ‘shortcomings’

 * Gloucestershire farmer wins appeal against nitrates designation

 * Campaigner secures judicial review into AONB oil well consent

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IN-DEPTH

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 * SEWAGE: Where England’s water companies discharged sewage in 2022 – and the
   100 most active outfalls

 * The curious case of the missing Chemicals Strategy

 * Fact Check: Has Wales really proposed taking 20% of farmland out of food
   production?

 * Why a court refused to quash a wind farm consent in the face of concerns over
   wild cats

 * ‘I am not a fool’: 7 things we learnt from the EA chairman at the NFU
   conference

 * WATCH NOW > TOXIC: Britain’s forever polluted rivers and seas

 * Has the OEP turned into a ‘publicly-funded environmental NGO’?

 * How abseilers and drones helped to turn a restored Victorian viaduct into a
   home fit for bats

 * River Mersey forever chemical loads among the largest in the world

 * Does the government’s justification to use a bee-killing neonicotinoid stack
   up?

 * Brownfield’s ‘bubonic plague’? Why PFAS is stalling development and scaring
   insurers

 * Bleeding England dry: Who is abstracting the nation?

 * How a Land Use Framework could balance nature, climate and food production

 * 17 landfills in England are producing toxic liquid containing forever
   chemicals - but where are they?

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INDUSTRY COMPLIANCE DATA REVEALED

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 * ‘At risk’: EA data reveals threat to England’s drinking water sources from
   pollution

 * Half of farms outside EA permit regime found non-compliant with environmental
   rules

 * Walleys Quarry tops EA league table of serious pollution incidents, data
   reveals

 * The 100 regulated sites that recorded the most permit breaches in 2022

 * The energy-from-waste facilities with the most permit breaches in 2022 – and
   those with the least

 * The landfill sites that recorded the most permit breaches in 2022 – and those
   that recorded the least

 * Persistent poor performers: The 139 sites in permit bands D, E and F for the
   last two years

 * The permits in the bottom compliance band F for the last 2 consecutive years

 * The 10 operators with 4 or more reported separate serious pollution incidents
   in 2022

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 * TOXIC: Britain’s forever polluted rivers and seas > WATCH THE FILM NOW

 * WATCH > ‘We really need to have a better understanding of it’ | TOXIC:
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 * WATCH > ‘It should worry every person alive on this planet’ | TOXIC:
   Britain’s forever polluted rivers and seas

 * River Mersey forever chemical loads among the largest in the world

 * WATCH THE TRAILER > TOXIC: Britain’s forever polluted rivers and seas

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 * Fact Check: Has Wales really proposed taking 20% of farmland out of food
   production?

 * ‘I am not a fool’: 7 things we learnt from the EA chairman at the NFU
   conference

 * Has the OEP turned into a ‘publicly-funded environmental NGO’?

 * TOXIC: Britain’s forever polluted rivers and seas > WATCH THE FILM NOW

 * Walleys Quarry tops EA league table of serious pollution incidents, data
   reveals

 * The 100 regulated sites that recorded the most permit breaches in 2022

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AN ENDS REPORT BRIEFING


THE PFAS FILES 
TOXIC LANDFILLS, BROWNFIELD’S 
‘BUBONIC PLAGUE’ AND 
EMERGING CONTAMINANTS

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 * 17 landfills in England are producing toxic liquid containing forever
   chemicals - but where are they?

 * What would a ban on PFAS firefighting foams actually mean for the 1.6m litres
   in storage?

 * To ban or not to ban: Can the UK afford to diverge from the EU on ‘forever
   chemicals’?

 * Brownfield’s ‘bubonic plague’? Why PFAS is stalling development and scaring
   insurers

 * Can ‘forever’ chemicals ever be removed?

 * The mysterious case of the Coho Salmon: Are UK regulators on top of emerging
   contaminants?

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WALLEYS' WHIFF GETS WATCHDOG 
WHACK, OFWAT'S GROWING PAINS
AND CLIMATE TSAR SHAMBLES



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 * EP 80: Walleys' whiff gets watchdog whack, Ofwat's growing pains and climate
   tsar shambles

 * EP 79: Minette batters the regulators, EA chair‘s ‘uncomfortable’ PowerPoint
   slides PLUS pollution penalty perils

 * EP 78: Falcon snatchers, the burners blocking PM2.5 progress PLUS the next EU
   laws on the chopping block

 * EP 77: PopCons go potty, water boss bonus block PLUS, EU's afraid of the big
   bad wolf

 * EP 76: Landfills' toxic secret, BNG metric meltdown and Wales gets a watchdog

 * EP 75: EA permit delays exposed, DEFRA rapped over water pollution, PLUS
   who's tapping England's rivers?

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 * WATCH ON DEMAND > Is England ready for biodiversity net gain? Catch up on
   ENDS’ webinar now

 * WATCH ON DEMAND - Toxic timebomb: Tackling the UK’s PFAS problem

 * WATCH NOW: Watch the Watchdogs: The UK's emerging green governance landscape

 * WATCH NOW: COP26: The agenda, opportunities and how to get the most out of it

 * WATCH NOW: The green industrial revolution: the clean economy and shift to
   low carbon

 * WATCH NOW: Offshore intent: How can we achieve 40GW by 2030?

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FINANCIAL PENALTIES IN 2023... AND HOW TO STAY COMPLIANT IN 2024

How the cost of pollution penalties is rising, the rules that are most commonly
flouted, PLUS the EA’s sweeping new enforcement powers - and how it intends to
use them

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 * Financial penalties 2023: ‘The EA is not prosecuting cases it would have 10
   years ago’: Environmental enforcement at a time of plummeting prosecutions

 * Financial penalties 2023: ‘Super-cases’ and a ‘real monster’: Navigating
   today’s landscape of mega pollution penalties

 * Financial penalties 2023: The sweeping new enforcement powers that the
   Environment Agency is being given, and how it is likely to use them

 * Financial penalties 2023: The steps that businesses should take to reduce
   exposure to financial penalties, and what they should do if something goes
   wrong

 * Financial penalties 2023: Case studies: Five financial penalties that
   highlight key pitfalls to look out for

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LATEST RISK REVIEWS

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 * RISK REVIEW: Key policy changes and deadlines, PLUS Suez ruling implications,
   net zero case law latest and divergence round-up

 * RISK REVIEW: Major policy changes to watch out for, PLUS key financial
   penalties from the past quarter

 * RISK REVIEW: Major policy changes to watch out for, PLUS key legal cases of
   the past quarter

 * LATEST RISK REVIEW: Key policy changes and deadlines, PLUS the green
   watchdog's first-year scorecard and the latest legal rulings

 * RISK REVIEW: Key policy changes and deadlines, PLUS standard rules shake-up,
   chemicals divergence and more

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LEGAL COMMENT

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 * How Suez’s win against the EA will open up a previously restricted route to
   challenge regulatory decisions

 * Why a landmark win against the government over its river protection plans
   leaves unanswered questions

 * Why a court decision to slash an ‘unreasonable’ EA fine has implications for
   all regulated industry

 * Why a court dismissed claims that DEFRA’s sewage spill reduction plan was
   unlawful

 * Why a judicial review of sea fishing licences underlines the weight being
   given to environmental conservation

 * The (legal) lessons to be drawn from the failed High Court ULEZ challenge

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THE BUSINESS OF ... BIODIVERSITY NET GAIN


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PEOPLE – AND WILDLIFE – ON
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 * Interview: Caroline Lucas on her decision to step down from Parliament

 * Interview: What Ofwat’s price review chief is looking for in water company
   business plans

 * Interview: The new IPCC chair on science, politics, and knowing when to hold
   back

 * Interview: Rosamund Kissi-Debrah on her disappointment in Sir Keir Starmer

 * INTERVIEW: The interim EA chief on the ‘toxic’ sewage debate and his one
   great fear

 * INTERVIEW: Lord Deben on climate immigration to come and how the Environment
   Agency lost power

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made the greatest impact in the past two years – as nominated by their
colleagues, clients and competitors.

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 * Power List 2023: the UK’s 100 most influential environmental professionals

 * Power List 2023: The most influential environmental consultants

 * Power List 2023: The most impactful environmental lawyers

 * Power List 2023: The campaigners who are shaping green policy and legislation

 * Power List 2023: 10 unsung heroes making a difference

 * Power List 2023: The private sector pioneers

 * Power List 2023: The environmental professionals leading the way in the
   public sector

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