Key questions answered on how the UK responds to oil spills
A local port or harbour authority, which often has its own counter-pollution equipment, has a duty to respond within areas ...
Why the Environment Agency has bought 400 acres of farmland
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UK government vows to clean up Lake Windemere after beauty spot clogged with sewage
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Environment Agency buys Keyhaven land to beat climate change
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Environment Agency gives River Weaver fish stocks a boost
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Lab-grown food could be sold in UK within two years
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Key questions answered on how the UK responds to oil spills
The UK is responding after an oil tanker sustained ... Meanwhile, local councils and regulators like the Environment Agency may also get involved if the incident reaches the shoreline.