The lines are closed, the votes have been counted and I can now reveal that the winners of the British Environment and Media Awards 2007 are:
Award for Best Television News and Current Affairs Coverage - BBC1 Ten O’Clock News – Climate Change
Best Television Documentary - Granada and KQED Public Television – China – Shifting Nature
Award for Journalist of the Year - Fiona Harvey
Award for Newspaper of the Year - The Guardian
Award for Best Coverage by a Magazine - Sunday Times Magazine
Award for Best Radio News or Current Affairs Programme - BBC Radio 4 Costing the Earth – Mermaids Tears
Best Website - Surfers Against Sewage
Best Campaign - People and Planet – Green League 2007
Congratulations to all for a job well done! And on an ironic note, at the awards presentation, Surfers Against Sewage made an on-stage protest against Northumbrian Water, one of the sponsors of the awards, presenting the company’s communications director with a gold toilet brush for “showing a disregard to the health of the marine environment”. We’d expect nothing less from the SAS.
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