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Wessex ploughs ahead with CSO treatment strategy despite regulation stalemate

Wessex ploughs ahead with CSO treatment strategy despite regulation stalemate

Wessex Water is risking non-compliance to prove treatment with nature-based solutions is a viable option for storm overflows. The company’s director of environmental solutions, Ruth Barden, explains why it is worth the risk to “solve the problem rather than putting on a sticking plaster”.

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