ENDS: Environment After Brexit

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Big declines in Atlantic Salmon leads to questions about what happens out at sea Nature

Concerns about the big decline of the iconic Atlantic Salmon in Britain's river systems are leading scientists to investigate what happens to this iconic fish while it's out to sea, with, on average, only 3% of fish leaving the river returning to spawn and this figure has regularly dropped below 1%. If the decline continues, wild Atlantic salmon will disappear from UK rivers in the next 30 years.
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CONTENTS

DUNCAN’S DOODLES
Hoping to get 500 species logged on to iNaturalist in the Adlington Pollinator and Waterlife Project created from arable ecological desert.

REGIONAL ROUNDUPS
A bumper 14 pages of UK & Irish news.

EXPERT COMMENT & OPINIONS
Experts from Celtic Renewables, Allen & York, Logistics UK and Sustain offer their views.

LITERATURE LAUNCHES
Privatising Humanity, Nature’s Echo, The World’s Cheapest Cleaner.

PROSECUTIONS
Recent UK/Irish prosecutions and Enforcement actions.

REPORTING
Latest CSR reports and news.

COVER STORY - ‘FOREVER CHEMICALS’
Bumper 12 pages! The issue and news of PFAS chemicals in the UK and those finding solutions.

WASTE MANAGEMENT
Noose tightening on waste criminals after attention on shocking cases.

FLOODS & WEATHER
Solutions to flood and weather issues.

MARKETPLACE
New product & services.

MOVERS, SHAKERS - AWARDS
Six pages of the King’s Award and profiles of some of the winners.
Kitchen retailer Wren to install UK's largest solar array on factory roof Renewables

Installation of the UK's largest single-roof solar array – 6.6MW - is set to begin later this month at the Barton-upon-Humber manufacturing plant of one of the UK's leading kitchen and bedroom retailers, Wren.
Microplastics in Dipper birds indicate wider impact on freshwater wildlife Pollution

Researchers have found more evidence that microplastics are impacting freshwater wildlife in different countries around the world.

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ENDS: Environment After Brexit

Britain's momentous EU referendum result presents unique risks and opportunities for environmental law and business. UK and EU environmental law are deeply intertwined, and disentangling them will throw up a huge range of challenges.

ENDS environment after brexit Despite the profound significance of Brexit for environmental law, green issues were peripheral in the EU referendum campaign. And there is a risk that they could continue to be sidelined in the formal negotiations due to begin by March 2017.

This conference is a key opportunity for business, environmental and legal professionals to come together to hear from experts on what Brexit might mean for UK environmental law, and also to contribute their own views.

The mission of the meeting is to develop an agenda for environment after Brexit that minimises the risks, seizes the opportunities and points towards a new and healthy balance between environmental protection and British business success.

The event will feature speakers from across the industry including representatives from The Environment Agency, Institute for European Evnvironmental Policy, RPS Group, UCL, Weightmans, IEMA, Friends of the Earth and many more.

Please visit www.environmentafterbrexit.com for more details.

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