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Summary reports on dry weather and drought in England and how it affects public water supply, agriculture, energy and the environment.
1. Summary Rainfall from Storm Claudia during the week to 18 November has…
1. Summary We have published the Drought Prospects for Spring 2026 report.…
1. Summary In October, England received 90% of the long term average (LTA)…
1. Summary Wetter weather conditions have continued this week. The…
1. Summary A return to wetter conditions across most of England and the…
1. Summary There is continued focus on the area of Sussex supplied by…
1. Summary We have moved the area in Sussex supplied by South East Water…
1. Summary Although there has been significant rainfall over northern…
1. Summary Although, there has been significant rainfall over northern…
1. Summary This week has seen widespread rainfall across most parts of…
The evidence of faecal contamination, sources of contamination and control measures. Plus a summary of projects addressing evidence gaps.
Impacts of pollution from water industry waste water, how the challenge is being addressed and future challenges and actions.
The Environment Agency's analysis of the water resources management plan annual review submissions from water companies across England for April 2024 to March 2025.
Annual reporting for 2024 on the environmental performance of the 9 water and sewerage companies, including the Environmental Performance Assessment (EPA).
A summary of pollution incident performance for the 9 water and sewerage companies operating in England.
The Environment Agency reports each year on groundwater levels in the chalk aquifer beneath London.
The Environment Agency's review of whether the proposed plans will secure resilient and sustainable water supplies up to 2050.
The Environment Agency's analysis of the water resources management plan annual review submissions from water companies across England for April 2023 to March 2024.
Annual reporting for 2023 on the environmental performance of the 9 water and sewerage companies, including the Environmental Performance Assessment (EPA).
A detailed breakdown of funding for flood and coastal erosion risk management in England.
Annual reporting for 2022 on the environmental performance of the 9 water and sewerage companies, including the Environmental Performance Assessment (EPA).
Implementation of the Urban Waste Water Treatment (England and Wales) Regulations 1994
Current and future issues for drinking waters, with a review of current measures to address the challenges.
Annual reporting for 2021 on the environmental performance of the 9 water and sewerage companies, including the Environmental Performance Assessment (EPA).
The Environment Agency's review of the 5 emerging regional water resources plans, which were shared for public consultation in January 2022.
An independent research project that considers options, costs and benefits for reducing storm sewage discharges in England.
Annual reporting for 2020 on the environmental performance of the 9 water and sewerage companies, including the Environmental Performance Assessment (EPA).
A study of wild roach in English rivers indicates that oestrogenic contaminants continue to occur at levels sufficient to produce a biological response in fish.
Annual reporting for 2019 on the environmental performance of the 9 water and sewerage companies, including the Environmental Performance Assessment (EPA).
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