Without new water infrastructure, the UK risks running dry
If we want to be a water-resilient country, we need new infrastructure. But a complex planning system means building it is proving harder than it should be, writes Daniel Freiman
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If we want to be a water-resilient country, we need new infrastructure. But a complex planning system means building it is proving harder than it should be, writes Daniel Freiman
Concerns about the resilience of the UK’s water supplies and wastewater infrastructure in the face of extreme weather has been increasing in recent
Constructed between 1901 and 1945, the Upper Derwent Valley reservoirs are Ladybower, Howden and Derwent, which sit in a cascade. They give a raw water
With parts of the country experiencing drought this summer and figures from the National Infrastructure Commission calculating that there could be a
Hosepipe ban and compulsory water metering needed, say advisers, as nation braces for drought