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The National Infrastructure Committee (NIC) has said water needs to start being managed better, otherwise the UK could face a future of queueing for emergency bottled supplies from the back of lorries.

Critics condemn the lack of a ‘coherent, joined-up approach’ to water security as UK sees driest July in more than a century

The National Infrastructure Committee has warned the Government needs to invest £20bn in supply equipment to prepare for more extreme temperatures.

A CONSERVATION group is appealing on the government and regulators to take stock and acknowledge that salmon numbers in rivers are in "dramatic…

Decreasing rainfall, rising temperatures, a growing population and leaky pipes are threatening to leave us parched

Drought group readies action plan as Met forecasts another severe heatwave  

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Meteorologists say official drought likely to be announced in the driest areas of England soon as dry weather goes on

Dry weather impacts expected to continue as key decision makers come together to discuss current situation.

Wild Atlantic salmon stocks are reaching crisis point the Environment Agency (EA) has said today as the latest stock assessment report estimates they are at their lowest levels on record.