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Amid a Water Crisis, England Asks: Who Should Be in Charge?

October 14, 2024

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Four decades after privatization, calls to nationalize the water industry have swept across England and Wales amid sewage spills and rising household bills.

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Amid a Water Crisis, England Asks: Who Should Be in Charge?

Four decades after privatization, calls to nationalize the water industry have swept across England and Wales amid sewage spills and rising household bills.

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