My London tap water is worse than levels demanded in some countries. And I'm waiting to see if Environment Agency is going to consult on what level of PFAS it will allow Heathrow to discharge into my local rivers.

More of a challenge in the built-up Southeast, but expanding upstream, catchment-wide wetland habitat can help slow the flow down to flash-points reducing flood risk. Here, old damp meadow is being returned to reedbeds by National Trust on the Tamar, providing some protection to Plymouth downstream.

Now, a study from University of East London looks at ways to restore some of the "sponginess" the city has lost, protecting vulnerable homes & businesses.

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I'm a Puerto Rican stuck in the heart of the US Empire and I'M excited about the Green Party. My partner is British, so I'm closely watching this election and cheering you lot from across the Atlantic.

I have a feeling the people of Gorton & Denton will choose Hope over hate—give 'em hell, Zack. 💚