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All six films in the series will be shown at the Figge Art Museum.

A number of flood alerts have been issued across Britain following extreme rainfall.

Water companies have reneged on a promise to produce live maps of sewage spills by the end of last year, leading campaigners to warn they are putting public health at risk.Just months after The Times’

River Action is seeking nominations for the 25th annual Eddy Awards.

New figures show the number of bathing areas classified poor in England is the highest since new water quality standards were introduced in 2015

The number of bathing waters in England rated poor has hit its highest level in eight years, Environment Agency figures show.

Designation means the bathing waters carry risk of sickness, as government is accused of ‘gross negligence’

Fewer swimming spots are rated "excellent" and more rated "poor" by the environment watchdog.

Fewer swimming spots are rated "excellent" and more rated "poor" by the environment watchdog.

Tapestry Farms is among the nonprofits awarded a grant, which it plans to use for a refrigerated van to bring vegetables it grows more directly to families in food deserts.