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Bee visiting a flower
Action needed to address pollinator plight
Most thorough review of pollinator science to date
Chernobyl research project wins prestigious award
October 2016 river flows from the UK Hydrological Summary
Notably dry October but water resources situation favourable at the national scale
October 2016 UK Hydrological Summary
Professor Mark Bailey, CEH, at the China-UK AMR workshop
China-UK scientists attend Joint Workshop on Antimicrobial Resistance in the Environment
International workshop discusses AMR research
Harvest rice field in Xiangtan, Hunan, China (CC BY-SA 3.0) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rice_field,_Hunan.JPG#filelinks
Environmental scientists to assist with cadmium contamination in China
CEH signs collaboration agreement with the Hunan Provincial Agriculture Committee
Japanese knotweed
New Japanese Knotweed alert service highlights risk to property
Conducting nematode experiment in laboratory
New Graduate School for the Environment
World-leading entity for postgraduate training, research and professional development
Soil Moisture Deficits
September: A changeable, unsettled and sometimes very warm month
September 2016 Hydrological Summary for the UK
India-UK Water Security Centre
India-UK Water Centre launches
A major water research initiative between UK and India researchers launches today
August 2016 river flows in the UK
Water resources outlook remains healthy after mild, often unsettled August
August 2016 Hydrological Summary for the UK
State of Nature 2016 cover
UK State of Nature 2016 report
Linlithgow Loch and palace
CEH scientists to work on water quality challenges at Linlithgow Loch

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