Following news of a successful prosecution of Anglian Water by the EA concerning a series of pollution offences, it has come to light that someone within the company deliberately tried to cover up the problem. With self-regulation plans being discussed the ACA continues to argue that water companies cannot be trusted to monitor and report on themselves.
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The Environment Agency has today (Tuesday 28th October) named Mathew Crocker as its new Head of Fisheries.
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The North Atlantic Salmon Fund holds its major UK fundraising event of the year next Wednesday 29th October at Chandos House in London.
The annual live auction and reception hopes to raise significant funds to help the NASF meet its ongoing commitments to buying out nets that would normally be fishing for salmon and to continue its mission to see the Atlantic Salmon stocks returned to their natural abundance across their range.
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The expert panel reviewing the work of The International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) said countries are not respecting the fishing regulations they agreed to.
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