The High Court in London has determined that BHP, the world’s largest mining group, bears responsibility for Brazil’s worst recorded environmental disaster. The collapse of the Fundao dam in Minas
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United Utilities has announced a remarkable 131 per cent increase in interim profits, driven largely by a sharp rise in water bills across the northwest of England. The average annual
Scotland’s lucrative salmon industry finds itself at the centre of mounting controversy after leading producer Mowi lost its Royal Warrant following three and a half decades of royal endorsement. The
King Charles III has revoked the Royal Warrant of Mowi, the Norwegian aquaculture giant and long-standing Scottish salmon supplier, following allegations of serious animal welfare breaches. The decisive move comes
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to roll back environmental safeguards as part of a bold plan to stimulate the UK economy and accelerate infrastructure development. In what may become a
Ministers have unveiled fresh measures compelling vape sellers to pay for the disposal and recycling of their products, in a bid to tackle the UK’s mounting electrical waste problem. The
The eastward movement of Europe’s intense heatwave has triggered a significant political debate regarding air conditioning infrastructure, particularly in France, where far-right leader Marine Le Pen has proposed substantial investments
Australian finance powerhouse Macquarie has orchestrated yet another substantial bailout of Southern Water, pushing their total investment to a staggering £2.85 billion over four years. The latest rescue package arrives
A recent report by the thinktank Common Wealth has argued that bringing England’s water companies into public ownership could cost the government close to nothing. Experts propose using a process
Thames Water, Britain’s largest water company, has once again found itself in precarious waters after the collapse of a high-profile rescue deal. US private equity giant KKR, following weeks of
Members of Parliament have voiced ongoing concerns about the speed and cost-efficiency of the nuclear clean-up operation at Sellafield, sparking broader concerns over public safety, environmental risks, and taxpayer value.
The UK government plans to intervene to block Thames Water’s executives from receiving substantial bonuses tied to a £3 billion emergency loan, according to informed sources. The decision arises as
The government has admitted to mishandling the closure of a crucial post-Brexit farming subsidy scheme, leaving 3,000 farmers in England unable to access promised funds. This revelation has sparked significant
Banks within the City of London have been accused of pouring astronomical sums into fossil fuel projects, despite the accelerating urgency of the climate crisis. According to a recent study,
Research indicates that more than one million cars sold in the UK each year are larger than typical urban parking spaces. This growing trend highlights a concerning mismatch between vehicle
The long-anticipated carbon levy on international shipping, designed to provide crucial climate finance, is facing significant dilution as the European Union (EU) appears to be conceding in global negotiations. Sources
