Research has revealed that there has been a 300 per cent increase in reported fly-tipping in rural communities.

Figures indicate that air pollution on Scotland's most-polluted streets has dropped massively since the coronavirus-enforced lockdown began.

Despite a recent government plea, some councils have said further measures are needed before their refuse sites can reopen.

The City of Edinburgh Council is set to become one of the first authorities to introduce emergency measures to help pedestrians and cyclists.

It has been revealed that record solar outputs have helped the UK to reach longest coal-free period since pre-industrial times.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has unveiled a report showing the improvements to the capital's air quality following the lockdown.

Experts have called for urgent action to create more space for walking and cycling during the lockdown caused by the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

Zero Waste Scotland has launched a platform to help connect local authorities requiring support in maintaining their waste services with private operators.

Robert Jenrick has praised councils for ensuring that the vast majority of parks are open, so more people can get outside for exercise safely.

New analysis of data has revealed that air quality in York has improved by an average of 30 per cent during the coronavirus lockdown.

Rare wildflowers could start to bloom during the coronavirus lockdown because many councils are leaving roadside verges uncut.

New data has shown that 45 per cent of electricity generation between January and March came from renewables.

As weekly rates in London slow, new coronavirus cases in English counties have started to sharply catch up with urban hotspots.

University College London has revealed that one in four people say they have had no exercise or even gentle physical activity in the past day.

All but a few councils are still managing providing collection services for domestic residual waste as normal.

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