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Farmers warn over devastating Fife river use ban after significant water scarcity alert

FARMERS have hit out at a ban in taking water from a Fife river after it fell to a "critical" level in the mini-heatwave.

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Regional round-up: March 2022

A major Garganey influx and returning spring migrants made for an enjoyable month of birding.

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Five Foodie Fantastic Walks For This New Year! - The Scots Magazine

Give these five walks a go in 2022 and enjoy delicious food and drink stop-offs along the way.

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Can saltmarsh restoration slow down sea level rise threat to golf courses?

Can saltmarsh restoration help slow down the impact of climate change that's threatening many iconic links golf courses?

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Ceres Burn: Sepa identifies source of chemical spill that killed hundreds of fish

Ceres Burn: Sepa identifies source of chemical spill that killed hundreds of fish © Steve Brown / DCT Media Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Sepa has identified the source of a chemical spill that killed hundreds of fish in a Fife burn. The environment regulator has stopped the leak at Ceres Burn and a clean-up operation is still ongoing. Fish were washed up on rocks. However, officers cannot guarantee there is no pollution left in the burn so public hazard warnings remain in place. Sepa warned people to stay away from Ceres Burn this week as it carried out a full-scale investigation.

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