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The fund is part of a ￡92 million Defra commitment to clearing up England’s rivers and lakes.

Volunteers get £28 and the job of cleaning up England's waterways

Defra has created a £28m Catchment Restoration Fund to fund volunteers who want to reduce pollution in rivers and canals.

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Mr. Davey should seek out, encourage, subsidise and promote the most likely-to-become profitable areas of fledgling low carbon technology and services.

Ed Davey must fight on behalf of the only growing industrial sector in town

Ed Davey, the new Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, must support the industry that provides 8.2% of GDP.

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Mr Huhne vowed: "I am innocent of these charges and I intend to fight them in the courts."

Chris Huhne resigns

Chris Huhne has resigned as Energy Secretary today. Mr Huhne's position became untenable after the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) announced this...

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One model of how the circular economy could work, from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation report.

From linear to circular: the companies revolutionising the supply chain

Many companies are still missing out on big savings from reducing carbon use and other resource efficiencies, particularly those in the supply...

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Brussels seeks power over national energy decisions as renewables targets missed

European commissioner Günther Oettinger called yesterday for decisions on energy to be taken away from national governments, as he admitted...

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Schematic diagram of the Hatfield endeavour with Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR), which is based on the original BP Peterhead concept.

Humberside hopes rise for carbon capture and storage following new appointments

A crucial step has been taken in the development of a large scale CCS project with the appointment of Foster Wheeler Energy Limited (FWEL) as...

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