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The issue of sewage in our rivers made waves in the local elections, but Britain’s water quality is down to many long-standing problems

Discharge of raw sewage is mainstream concern in first local elections since Guardian revealed scale of problem

The UK is beset by crises but the road to a happier, more modest nation is not hard to find.

Almost half of all Britons consider cleaner rivers to be a key voting issue, and the vast majority believe that the government has so far failed to deal effecti

The government has promised to enshrine in law a water company target for effectively ending sewage dumping by 2050, as it moves to calm public frustration over the issue ahead of local elections next week.

Extinction Rebellion and dozens of other environmental groups are protesting for four days from Friday to Monday, an event they are calling "The Big One". Up to 50,000 environmental activists are planning to flood Westminster across the weekend of the London Marathon.

Britain’s three biggest conservation groups have criticised the environment secretary’s water pollution plan, arguing that it allows farmers to keep “choking t

Conservationists have criticised the government for failing to join the most ambitious scheme ever created to clean up the world’s rivers.The United Nations lau

Hosted by Davenport's River Action and named in honor of Henry W. Farnam, the chief builder of the Chicago & Rock Island Railroad, the Quad Cities' Farnam Dinners are annual tributes to historically significant citizens and events, and this year's celebration – taking place at Bally's Quad Cities on April 20 – will salute the 1856 Mississippi River Rail Bridge and the future

Red Tractor has criticised claims that said its farm members are 'more likely to pollute' than non-assured farms as 'misleading and inaccurate'.