A Norfolk pilot would charge developers about £2,675 per home to fund river and wetland restoration and unlock thousands of stalled houses. Wildlife groups worry it lets pollution continue under a price tag. Smart compromise or a licence to pollute?
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We need homes and clean rivers, both are possible.
Water companies are the real polluters.
Not buying that. at least it's funding restoration.
Chalk streams are irreplaceable, be careful.
Paying to pollute is still polluting.
Water companies are the real polluters.
£2,675 a house is nothing to developers.
Sure, and chalk streams are irreplaceable, be careful.
We need homes and clean rivers, both are possible.
At least it's funding restoration.
Disagree. £2,675 a house is nothing to developers.
Sure, and we need homes and clean rivers, both are possible.
Not buying that. water companies are the real polluters.
Not buying that. paying to pollute is still polluting.