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Arrangements on how to manage flood risk in the River Arun internal drainage district (IDD).
1. Arun internal drainage board 1.1 Drainage rates and special levies Year…
Smaller authority name: Arun Internal Drainage Board NOTICE OF PUBLIC…
To be completed by local councils, internal drainage boards (IDB) and…
1. Internal control objectives not met: Control Objective J: Accounting…
We acknowledge as the members of: River Arun Internal Drainage Board, our…
For River Arun Internal Drainage Board Section Item Year ending 31 March…
1. Proposed Channel Maintenance 2026 to 2027 1.1 Amberley Wild Brooks July…
River Arun: annual governance and accountability return for the year ended…
Explores England’s long term water needs, setting out the scale of action needed to ensure resilient supplies and an improved water environment.
Foreword by Alan Lovell, Chair, Environment Agency Huge pressure already…
Water is vital to life and livelihoods. Without water, there is no…
A clean and plentiful supply of water is essential to a thriving economy,…
The modelling of scenarios of population growth, climate change and…
There are several routes for getting access to water, each differing in…
5.1 Achieving environmentally sustainable abstraction: action to date…
The forecast deficit over the next decades demonstrates that a range…
Water is vital for use in the production of energy, and energy is vital to…
Secure and reliable water supplies are vital for food production, food…
9.1 Multi-sector water scarcity Various sectors across England rely on…
The Environment Agency’s position on the use of nature-based solutions (NbS) to support sustainable water resources. Includes how they work, benefits and current evidence.
1. Purpose This statement sets out the Environment Agency’s position on…
We want your views on significant management issues that affect our waters. Your responses will help shape the way we manage the water environment.
What the Environment Agency is doing to reduce the risk of flooding in Yate and Chipping Sodbury, South Gloucestershire.
We want your views on proposed updates to the Environment Agency’s enforcement and sanctions policy.
We want your views on our proposals for new standard rules permits for new cemetery developments and closed-loop ground source heating and cooling systems.
Our plans to introduce mandatory digital waste tracking, the benefits of this change, the timelines and impacts.
We are consulting on composition changes to one regional flood and coastal committee.
We want your views on our proposal for a revised standard rules permit for storage of asbestos waste to improve the design and operation of permitted facilities in the asbestos waste sector.
The Environment Agency's approach to managing new and existing abstraction and impoundment within the Lower Mersey catchment.
This document sets out how water is managed in the Northern Manchester area.
We want your views on 3 proposed standard rules permits to cover small sewage discharge activities that are currently regulated using bespoke permits.
The scheme will increase storage capacity and involve construction of an embankment.
We want your views on our proposals for a new standard rules permit for mobile medium combustion plant which are boilers.
Information on the Guildford flood alleviation scheme.
How the Environment Agency assesses and scores compliance with environmental permits, abstraction licences and impounding licences.
How the Environment Agency monitors businesses affected by the packaging waste regulations in England.
The Environment Agency would like your views on our proposed technical guidance that sets out the appropriate measures for permitted facilities that store or treat separate collections of waste batteries.
We want your views on proposed new regulatory charges for certain waste activities and hourly rates.
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