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UK registers second lowest Jan-June rainfall in a series from 1914 - 15 July 2010

Dried up ground c.Shutterstock A notably dry June has added significantly to accumulated rainfall deficiencies across much of the UK.  Provisionally, the country has registered its second lowest Jan-June rainfall in a series from 1914 with particularly exceptional deficiencies characterising much of northern England and western Scotland. >> Full story

 

CEH scientists speak at International Hydrology Symposium - 21 July 2010

Lock on the river Thames - photo by Colin Roberts Every six years the British Hydrological Society hosts a major international symposium, bringing together hydrologists from the UK and overseas for a week-long conference to discuss relevant issues and challenges facing hydrology and related disciplines. A number of CEH scientists are speaking at the 2010 event. >> Full story
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CEH ranked highly on environmental papers impact - 23 July 2010
Scientists seek help as native parasites attack ladybird invader - 26 June 2010
New projects to address decline of honeybees and other insect pollinators - 22 June 2010
Exceptionally dry January to May leads to low river and reservoir levels - 17 June 2010
Snakes declining in tropical and temperate climates - 9 June 2010
CEH celebrates International Day for Biological Diversity - 21 May 2010
Windermere's secrets revealed by 65 years of monitoring - 20 May 2010
UK schools and the BBC join Ladybird Survey - 18 May 2010
CEH response to volcanic ash fallout - 29 April 2010
Celebrations at Oxford's woodland ecological laboratory - 29 April 2010
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