Water conservation and supply (HC 42-I of session 1996-97)

Environment Committee

House of Commons, 1996
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Document Status

Current

Supplement

Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning

Series

Environment Committee

Abstract

Deals with issues regarding water conservation and supply, with regard to the trends in water demand; the extent of water wastage; environmentally and economically viable ways of influencing trends in water use and losses; costs and benefits; increasing the effectiveness of water conservation appeals; the roles of water conservation authorities; and the implications of the proposed new EU framework directive for water.

History

House of Commons Environment Committee. First report.

ISBN

9780102013979

Subjects

  • Other planning disciplines
  • Planning and development
  • Waste planning
  • Water catchment and supply, sewerage

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The House of Commons is responsible for making laws, checking the work of the government, debating current issues and granting money to the government through approving Bills that raise taxes. They produce a wide range of publications, including reports, and records of evidence sessions and debates.

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