The Environment Agency has launched a specialist drone unit to track down illegally dumped waste from the air, stepping up ...

Waste criminals dumping rubbish across farmland and rural communities will now face drones, laser mapping and new digital screening tools.

The Government increased the Environment Agency’s budget for waste crime enforcement by more than 50% this year ...

These measures come as waste crime continues to escalate across the country, leading to widespread public anger over high-profile illegal tips. Notable incidents include a 150-metre-long dump ...

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Crime gangs fly-tipping waste in London to be targeted by new drones squad - The team of 33 pilots will use 54 unmanned aircraft fitted with cutting-edge laser mapping technology to target illegal was ...

New surveillance, detection and investigative capabilities rolled out by Environment Agency to tackle waste crime. Waste criminals will be detected ...

This new aerial surveillance initiative aims to bolster efforts to track and prosecute environmental offenders ...

The UK government has revealed a major technological escalation in its campaigns against unlawful waste crime by deploying an ...

Drones fitted with laser mapping technology will be deployed to track illegal waste dumps from the air, the Environment Agency has announced.

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