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  1. Sewage discharges are prompting a national debate in England regarding the regulation standards, public ownership of utilities, and increased government oversight.
  2. The government is actively managing the heat crisis and severe drought conditions in England, involving ministerial meetings and emergency committees.

Scrutiny reveals low staff focus on climate adaptation within the government while emergency committees are chaired during a heatwave in England.

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Scrutiny reveals low staff focus on climate adaptation within the government while emergency committees are chaired during a heatwave in England.

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Department for Environment, Food and Rural AffairsEngland

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The government is actively managing the heat crisis and severe drought conditions in England, involving ministerial meetings and emergency committees. All 2 developments

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