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Brighton & Hove City Council is set to launch a 1.79 million-dollar project to create a wetland system in Wild Park , Moulsecoomb.
The project will help filter pollutants from Lewes Road that would otherwise end up in the city's underground chalk aquifer, a source of city's water supply.
The Wild Park Rainscape project is funded by National Highways .
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