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Taming The Flood

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Jeremy Purseglove, landscape architect, ecologist and drainage engineer, considers the history of UK flood management and the evolution of the modern farmed landscape. How do we enhance, rather than destroy, our wetlands, making space for water so that we don’t continue to get ‘flooded out’?

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