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Keir Starmer has promised to get Britain building again’ with a blitz’ of planning reforms.
Labour ’s flagship plan would potentially add an extra 450,000 tonnes of waste per day by 2030 .
For every 100 homes in Britain , at least 30 tonnes of sewage and wastewater is produced.
Experts warn there may not be suitable infrastructure available to match the increased pace of homebuilding.
Just 14 per cent of rivers in England are currently in good ecological health and not a single river has achieved good chemical health.
Water companies who fail to meet this target will be prosecuted.
Labour has vowed to put water companies under special measures although it has stopped short of endorsing the Save Britain’s Rivers campaign.
The next Government will strengthen its Environmental Land Management scheme.
Farmers given more grants, support and advice to undertake activities that will improve water quality.
Environment Agency will commit to a year-on-year increase in the number of farms being inspected and take enforcement action against those who commit breaches of the “farming rules for water”.
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