pollution
Bacterial pollution which shut Portobello Beach to swimmers not caused by sewage
Sewage has been discounted as causing the surge in bacteria on July 10, according to the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (Sepa).
Lough Neagh and the politics of pollution - Patrick Murphy
Stormont must look at a new approach to agriculture, but with both Sinn Féin and the DUP relying heavily on rural votes, that is unlikely to happen
Investigation launched as fish kill reported in Co Antrim river
Suspected pollution incident has impacted stretch of Three Mile Water
Mother suing government wants apology over daughter’s pollution-linked death
Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah, nine, suffered a fatal asthma attack in 2013 after being exposed to excessive air pollution.
Sir Keir Starmer urges ‘personal responsibility’ at water firms amid bills hikes
The PM said the Government would ‘get to grips’ with water firms, adding that the industry has got ‘completely out of hand’.
Increases to household water bills a ‘bitter pill’ – Chancellor
Rachel Reeves promised the Government will ‘get a grip’ on the water sector.
Household water bills to rise by £19 a year under draft proposals
Regulator Ofwat said the amount is a third less than firms asked for.
Derry councillors discuss raw sewage discharging into River Foyle
River Foyle: Sewage slicks and 1.2 tonnes of NI Water discharges between Foyle and Craigavon bridges
Three-quarters of rivers in poor ecological health, citizen scientists find
Thousands of people measured their local water quality between June 7 and 10.
Lough Neagh: Earl claims unregulated and illegal sand extraction going on for several years
The Shaftesbury estate, which "owns" the bed of the lough has granted licences to five companies to extract sand