Taps risk running dry within 20 years in parts of England, government warned
Government's spending watchdog warns climate change could devastate water supplies in parts of England unless urgent action taken to reduce demand
England's daily water supplies are on course to plummet by more than a billion litres over the next 25 years as a result of escalating climate impacts, putting some parts of the country at risk of running...
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