All publications related to environmental accounts

A discussion of mountain, moorland and heathland ecosystem accounting techniques, data sources and the recommended approach to developing an initial account.

Satellite accounts to the main UK National Accounts measuring the contribution of the environment to the economy, the impact of economic activity on the environment, and society's response to environmental issues.

Final results of direct and indirect activity from the UK Low Carbon and Renewable Energy Economy Survey (UK LCRE) for the reporting year 2015. The survey provides details of the low carbon and renewable energy economy in the UK.

Natural assets provide a wide range of environmental services that make human life possible. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) have been developing methods to value these services, aiming to highlight the relative importance of services provided by the UK’s natural assets. This bulletin contains a snapshot of our progress.

Estimates of activity in the onshore wind sector in 2014 based on results from the 2015 Low Carbon and Renewable Energy (LCRE) Economy Survey.

How the environment contributes to the economy, the impacts that the economy has on the environment, and how society responds to environmental issues.

An examination of the size and composition of environmental taxes between 1993 and 2014. Including an analysis by type of environmental tax, a consideration of who pays the taxes and a comparison with other European countries. Main findings show that environmental taxes raised £44.6 billion in the UK in 2014, providing 7.5% of all revenue from taxes and social contributions

We take a look at land cover ecosystem accounts for the United Kingdom (UK). The land cover accounts based on data from the Countryside Survey show that the land cover changed significantly in the UK between 1998 and 2007.