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Coltishall eco-town in doubt

1 August 2008

The government looks set to abandon proposals for an eco-town at Norfolk RAF base Coltishall in favour of a site in Rackheath on the fringes of Norwich.

RSPB seeks lagoon prohibition for Severn barrage proposals

1 August 2008

The most environmentally damaging tidal schemes should be ruled out of options for harnessing power from the Severn Estuary, the RSPB has insisted.

Waste plant wins funding

1 August 2008

Staffordshire County Council has been awarded £122.4 million for a project that could eliminate 300,000 tonnes of municipal waste from landfill each year.

Green space deals pushed

1 August 2008

Councils in the Thames Basin need to work together to identify green space to mitigate house building near protected heathland, the government has stressed.

Committee calls for clearer marine role

1 August 2008

A joint parliamentary committee scrutinising the draft marine bill wants the marine management organisation (MMO) to have more say in coastal and offshore plans.

Bar raised for eco-towns

1 August 2008

More stringent sustainability standards are adding to the pressure on eco-town proposals that are already hampered by public opposition and policy delays, Katie Daubney discovers.

Downturn prompts delay to homes fair

1 August 2008

The UK's first sustainable housing fair, which was to have been staged near Inverness next year, has been postponed for 12 months because of the economic downturn.

Isle receives wind options

1 August 2008

Communities on Lewis will be offered two sites for their own turbines in a 13-turbine wind farm under an agreement struck by Western Isles Council.

Mott MacDonald appointed for Louth flood management plan

1 August 2008

Mott MacDonald has been selected to help the Environment Agency research and develop a catchment flood management plan for a tract of east Lincolnshire.