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River Action suggests that local residents in the Mississippi River Flyway turn off all non-essential lighting from 11 p.m. until 6 a.m. today through May 8, in order to protect

“You weren’t expecting to go swimming this bank holiday weekend, anyway, were you?”

The Punjab & Haryana High Court has declared a notification deleting clause of the Punjab Village Common Lands (Regulation) Act, 1961 as "unconstitutional" observing that riparian land owners will be...

Swimmers in a prestigious open-water race in the River Thames were told the event had to be cancelled because sewage was pumped into it for ten hours.

Decision to cancel the Boulter’s to Bray Swim in Maidenhead was made after records showed sewage had been discharged for 10 hours straight after heavy rain on Sunday night

A legal claim to compensate people living near River Wye for pollution allegedly caused by poultry farms has been extended to include US food producer Cargill.

Linacre College women’s first team names new boat after anti-pollution campaign group. The unveiling of River Action took place on 20 April at Linacre College Boat House. 

Oxfordshire councillors met at Oxford Town Hall in a meeting with 120 people to say Thames Water needs to take urgent action to clean up the River…

Every day after work during the Covid lockdowns, Pete Redding would head to the River Wye to clear his head. As a consultant delivering mental health training, the switch to online working had taken its toll.

Brands river ‘national embarrassment’ as analysis reveals five-fold rise in duration of sewage spills in London last year