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Small waters could deliver big wins in Water Reform Bill (freshwaterhabitats.org.uk)

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In the coming weeks, Government will publish a white paper outlining plans for the new Water Reform Bill. This Bill will implement the recommendations of the Independent Water Commission.

In their final report, the Water Commission argued that ‘a comprehensive monitoring regime is necessary, with greater coverage across the whole water environment’.

This proposal needs to be implemented urgently. By doing so, Government could secure tangible improvements for freshwater biodiversity within this Parliament.

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