News from the West Midlands

• Duckweed Invasion: Worcestershire Canals Turn Bright Green
• Community-Owned Solar Farm Offers Public Investment Opportunity in Whitchurch
• Green Party MP joins farmers to restore river habitats
• Wyevale Nurseries Leading Landscape Sustainability in Herefordshire-Worcestershire
• Extreme Heatwave Pushes River Wye in Hereford to Record Lows
• Vibrant Duckweed Overtakes Stourport Canal System
• Stourport Canal system transforms into vibrant green carpet
• Controversy Surrounding Bio Fuel Emissions and Government Claims
• Canal in Stourport Transforms Into Lush Green Oasis
• Hereford Cemetery promotes eco-friendly practices with free scything course
• New Book by Author Shameem Kazmi Explores Climate Change
• Construction Underway for Green Pyrolysis Plant in Ludlow
• Fly tipping causing flood risk at Dawley Brook
• Rock icon Robert Plant backs River Severn campaigners
• Worcestershire to host new Sheenhill Solar Farm effort
• Severn Valley to Host Green Skills Workshops for Water Management
• Flood Mary Urges Greater Action in Face of Funding
• Father and Son Fined for Illegal Fishing Assault
• Climate Change Committee warns of urgent adaptation needed in UK
• MP Victoria Collins Urges Action for Flamstead Toad Volunteers
• Students at Wood End School Embrace Virtual Rainforest Experience
• Public Invited to Invest in Local Solar Energy Project
• Discover Eco-friendly Fun: Wyre Forest's SustFest in June
• Local Council Continues Fight Against Controversial Waste Facility
• Tenbury Wells residents urged to upgrade flood protection measures
• Tenbury Wells Residents Encouraged to Boost Flood Defense
• Controversial River Onny Pipeline Scheme Officially Abandoned
• Oakland International pioneers sustainable practices in cold chain supply
• Shropshire farmers crucial to innovative water management scheme
• Rising sewage pollution threatens Herefordshire's waterways with spillages