Fears nutrient neutrality may hamper Long Stratton bypass
Concerns are mounting that the Long Stratton bypass could be hampered by the limbo over granting planning applications for homes in Norfolk.
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Concerns are mounting that the Long Stratton bypass could be hampered by the limbo over granting planning applications for homes in Norfolk.
Government ministers have been urged to intervene in a saga which has left plans for thousands of homes in Norfolk in limbo.
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Over 10,000 homes in Norfolk could have their planning permission delayed, due to measures introduced to achieve 'nutrient neutrality' in the Wensum and Broads.
Everybody gets the idea. the truth is, the biggest polluter in this country is actually agriculture and the industrialisation of food production and meat production, chickens. what is the problem with agriculture? two fold, it's basically slurry and fertiliser running off fields into rivers. this is fertiliser, so you might think, "maybe that's the good thing? maybe the weeds would enjoy a little extra..." horrendously bad thing. someone sent me pictures yesterday of lake windermere. again, one of our national treasures. there's green algae in lake windermere because all of that fertiliser cre...