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Just 14.3% of England’s rivers and lakes meet ‘good’ ecological status, new data shows
6+ hour, 17+ min ago (212+ words) The Environment Agency published its latest Water Framework Directive Regulations (WFDR) classifications showing that 14.3% of England’s surface waters achieved good ecological status. The figures are intended to give water companies, farmers and other stakeholders a clearer picture of where the…...