The eye-watering state of Britain’s water industry
Neil Collins’ Notebook: The choice for the water company executives is clear: behave better, or face a growing legal challenge from an increasingly well-funded group of very cross people.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: The choice for the water company executives is clear: behave better, or face a growing legal challenge from an increasingly well-funded group of very cross people.
There is no plausible route to net zero, let alone one that takes the UK there by 2050.
In this week’s episode, Neil and Jonathan talk to the former pop star and water campaigner Feargal Sharkey about how things have gone from bad to worse for the privatised water industry.
Tory MPs are defending themselves from accusations they have given the go-ahead to water companies to dump raw sewage in Britain’s waterways.
Across Afghanistan and the most impoverished parts of the world, drought and starvation is leading to desperation and conflict.
The Earth’s biosphere contains all the known ingredients necessary for life as we
As summer temperatures soar above 40°C in New Delhi, acute water shortages are gripping parts of India’s capital. Signs of water stress are now everywhere,
Over the past three years, the monsoon – the rainy season that runs from June through September, depending on the region – has been weak
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