
River Action is a campaigning body committed to addressing the severe problem of river pollution. Our purpose is to apply pressure on industrial and agricultural producers to take greater responsibility for remedying the adverse impact their supply chains are having on the environment. River Action
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International Women’s Day 2023: Women at the heart of the plight to Rescue Britain’s Rivers
RIVER ACTION’S ‘PLAN TO SAVE THE WYE’ CAMPAIGN: ONE YEAR ON
New Campaigns Manager joins River Action
New Communications Coordinator joins River Action
New CEO joins River Action mission
How far will she go to save the Wye? Angela Jones, The Wild Woman of the Wye
The scandal of Britain’s polluted rivers
Citizen Science: The power of the people for the protection of our planet
A First Ray of Hope for the Wye?
England’s riverbanks and watercourses are about to get a lot greener
River Action welcomes Government efforts to strengthen the Environment Bill– but there’s a long way to go yet
UK Youth for Nature writes for River Action on the problems facing our rivers and what can be done to save them…
Writing to your representatives to ask them to support action on the river pollution crisis
River Action urges Noble Foods to rethink its sustainability strategy as it fails to include river pollution as a key focus area…
We are stepping up our #GiveUsBackOurRivers campaign…
Herefordshire’s council members unite in plea to MP George Eustice to save the Wye as algal blooms that wiped out miles of the River Wye’s ecology in 2020 return…
River Action campaign group launches public petition calling for urgent action from governments on river pollution crisis
Seaspiracy: Experts call salmon farming “biological nonsense”
River Action: In conversation with 3 Wyes Women…
River Action pledges its support for The Angling Trust’s Anglers Against Pollution campaign…
Revealed: no penalties issued under ‘useless’ English farm pollution laws
‘Total failure’ on English river water quality
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