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Water transformation: source to sea.

Posted by: Helen Wakeham, Posted on: 25 January 2024 - Categories: Cleaner Seas, Fisheries and biodiversity, Water
Steart Marshes, Steart, Somerset – photo showing a managed realignment and saltmarsh habitat created.

Helen Wakeham, Director of Water Transformation at the Environment Agency delivered a keynote speech today (25 January) at the annual Coastal Futures Conference in London. Here, Helen shares her thoughts on the history and future of our estuarine, coastal, and …

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Bathing water sampling

Posted by: Environment Agency, Posted on: 2 December 2022 - Categories: Water

In today’s blog we look at how the Environment Agency carries out its work in monitoring England’s bathing waters.

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