News from the North West

• Councillor raises concerns over environmental risk of new road
• Cheshire energy facility out in front the way on net-zero
• Runcorn energy facility progresses to world-leading negative emissions project
• Cumbria charity's appeal spotlights climate impact on local youth
• Odour complaints plummet at Pilsworth landfill site
• Trafford Park businesses join forces for sustainability goals
• More trees in area of Bury, plans announced
• Waterways in Trafford Suffer Surge in Sewage Spillages
• Whitehaven harbour contamination addressed after 16-month delay
• Greater Manchester: Councils rated on recycling
• Sustainable Minibus Services Link Keswick and Penrith
• Bury street lights go LED
• Pilsworth South Landfill Stench Worries Residents, Officials Deploy Actions
• Thousands Volunteer for 'Keep It Clean' Project Anniversary Event
• Operator Combats Odour Concerns with New Capping Method
• Heating oil distributor pushes for tax cut on renewables
• Muncaster Castle named UK's first carbon-zero historical site
• Radcliffe: Work to be start on Chapelfield Nature Reserve renovation
• Mersey River breaches banks in Runcorn flood alert
• Runcorn to House Pioneering Carbon Capture Facility Under HyNet
• Flood Alert Issued for Over High Tide Predictions in Runcorn and Widnes
• Cumbrian Entrepreneur Revolutionizes Sewage Treatment with Innovative Technology
• UK Government pledges funds for Lindow Moss restoration efforts
• Cumberland Council Joins 'The Big Switch Off' Event
• Fly-tipping fines issued in Wigan borough amid DEFRA report
• Foul Smells from Landfill Site Prompt Environmental Investigation
• Bury biodiversity strategy - public consulted
• Trafford Low-Carbon Hydrogen Hub Receives Groundbreaking Government Backing
• Manchester Mayor Vows No Congestion Charge During Term
• Bury Blue Bin Collections Delayed Due to Illness