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  1. Network Rail, United Utilities, and other agencies collaborated on an Integrated Water Management Plan for Carlisle.
  2. Drought conditions are straining the water sources in the Lake District, which are managed by United Utilities and supply the city of Carlisle.

Companies were required to produce drought plans as water supply is strained in the Lake District, with specific aqueducts supplying the city.

5 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 16
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Companies were required to produce drought plans as water supply is strained in the Lake District, with specific aqueducts supplying the city.

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United UtilitiesLake DistrictDepartment for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

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  1. DEFRA provides funding for FiPL projects in the Lake District.1 source
  2. Regulatory action mandates drought plans as water sources in the Lake District face strain.1 source

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Drought conditions are straining the water sources in the Lake District, which are managed by United Utilities and supply the city of Carlisle. All 2 developments

Within Network Rail, United Utilities, and other agencies collaborated on an Integrated Water Management Plan for Carlisle.

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