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Beyond the watershed

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By Ian Grant Verified
| Environment Analyst Verified
The work of the Independent Water Commission, publication of the white paper, the Water Special Measures Act and Clean Water Bill mark a genuine turning point for the water environment. But water pollution remains a persistent problem, which could easily threaten the government’s growth agenda. Will the changes work? Ian Grant hears from the recent Westminster Energy, Environment and Transport Forum water conference on tackling the problems.
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Reed clear on policy direction

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By Ian Grant Verified
| Environment Analyst Verified
Visiting a housing estate at Linmere, Bedfordshire, still being built, new housing secretary, Steve Reed, said: "We need to act fast and show quick results, which is exactly why I am accelerating our plans to unleash the biggest era for building in our history, working in partnership with housebuilders of all sizes to build 1.5m homes." "So, let's get to work and build, baby, build." Reed also attended a meeting with leading developers and housebuilders, including Vistry Group, Taylor Wimpey,...
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Flood risk: Sequential test does not apply in certain conditions

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By Ian Grant Verified
| Environment Analyst Verified
The updated planning practice guidance or PPG, used by developers and local authorities, states that the sequential, risk-based approach must be applied consistently across all sources of flood risk, not just fluvial or tidal. And a housing land supply shortfall "is not a relevant consideration" for decision-makers.
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