UK UK06 06 River Basin Management Plan, Thames River Basin District 2006-02-01 2006-02-01 2006-12-22 Significant Water Management Issues consultation documents publication date 2006-07-26 Draft River Basin Management Plan publication date 2008-12-22 2009-12-22 Main Document: This plan at a glance 5 1 About this plan 6 2 About the Thames River Basin District 8 3 Water bodies and how they are classified 11 4 The state of the water environment now 14 5 Actions to improve the water environment by 2015 19 6 The state of the water environment in 2015 32 7 Targets for subsequent cycles 37 8 Thames River Basin District catchments 38 9 Next steps – implementing this plan 84 10 Summary statistics for the Thames River Basin District 88 11 Further information – the annexes 89 Annexes: Annex A: Current state of waters in the RBD Annex B: Objectives for waters in the RBD Annex C: Actions to deliver objectives Annex D: Protected areas objectives Annex E: Actions appraisal Annex F: Mechanisms for action Annex G: Pressures and risks Annex H: Adapting to climate change Annex I: Designating artificial and heavily modified water bodies Annex J: Aligning other key processes to river basin management Annex K: Summary of economic analysis of water use Annex L: Consultation and engagement Annex M: Competent authorities Annex N: Glossary In 2003, river basin districts were identified across England and Wales. 11 river basin districts were identified - Six entirely in England (Anglian, Humber, North West, South East, South West, Thames districts); One entirely in Wales (Western Wales district); Two cross the border with England and Wales (Dee and Severn districts – see http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/research/planning/40201.aspx); Two cross the border with England and Scotland (Northumbria and Solway Tweed districts – see http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/research/planning/40203.aspx). In order to understand what work needs to be done to manage the water environment we had to identify the different types of water bodies (rivers, lakes, transitional, coastal, groundwaters and candidate artificial and heavily modified waters). Protected areas were also identified. A statement of steps and consultation measures consultation document (Working together consultation, Dec 2006 – June 2007) was put together to help interested parties understand what the river basin planning process will be in each river basin district and how they can get involved. Before this river basin district liaison panels were established (March – June 2006). By end of July 2007 a summary of the Significant Water Management Issues was required for each river basin district. These provided an early overview of the regional & local implications of the WFD, highlighting the most significant issues that face the river basin district. Producing the SWMI reports consisted of the following: highlighting the critical issues facing the sustainable development of the catchment; identifying the main pressures, risks & impacts on catchments & water bodies within the river basin district; identifying potential measures to tackle significant issues and sectors involved. The SWMI reports were consulted on between July 2007 and January 2008. To produce the River Basin Management Plans for approval by Ministers in September 2009 and publication in December 2009, the following activities occurred. They are not in sequential order as the activities had to take place in parallel. Activities were: • Classifying water bodies • Consulting on provisionally identified artificial and heavily modified water bodies • Undertaking mitigation measure, good ecological potential and high status assessments for all artificial and heavily modified water bodies • Preliminary cost effective analysis • Developing scenarios and programme of measures • Setting environmental objectives and justifying alternative objectives • Producing draft River Basin Management Plans for 6 month public consultation in December 2008. • Producing Impact Assessments for 6 month public consultation in December 2008. • Producing Strategic Environmental Assessments for 6 month consultation in December 2008. • Develop final set of measures following consultation of the draft River Basin Management Plans. Main organisations involved: Agricultural organisations, such as National Farmers Union and Country Land and Business Association. Recreation organisations, such as the Royal Yachting Association. Regional Development Agencies. Regional Assemblies. Water Companies. Internal Drainage Boards. Inland Navigation & National Parks. Extraction & Minerals Industries. Environmental Non-Governmental Organisations, such as RSPB, National Trust. Business & Industry Groups, such as The Coal Authority, RWE Npower, British Hydropower Association. Freshwater Fisheries & Riparian Owners. Local Authorities. Ports Organisations, such as Associated British Ports, UK Major Ports. Rural Businesses. Forestry Organisations. Marine fisheries organisations. Coastal organsations. Defra, Welsh Assembly Government, SEPA, Other Government Departments and Organisations, such as Natural England and Countryside Council for Wales, Highways Agency. Ofwat. Consumer Council for Water. Local Environmental Groups. There is no register of any (more detailed) programmes and management plans for the RBD, including sub-basins, Sub-units, sectors, issues or water types, and the information held within it (as specified in Article 13(5) and Paragraph 8 of Annex VIIA) Consultation: draft River Basin Management Plan electronic questionnaire, written responses and sector and catchment workshops 6 months Consultation documents and supporting information available on the Environment Agency website, along with contact details, background information to the WFD and more information about river basin districts. Consultation documents available in libruaries either in CD form or paper copy. Consultation documents available from principal Environment Agency offices. See the Thames consultation response document at http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/research/planning/33250.aspx As a result of the comments made, the following are some of the key actions taken: • added new measures • revised the presentation of data • provided more information on reasons for failure Consultation: Summary of Significant Water Management Issues electronic questionnaire, written responses 6 months Consultation documents and supporting information available on the Environment Agency website, along with contact details, background information to the WFD and more information about river basin districts. Consultation documents available from principal Environment Agency offices. See the Thames consultation response document at http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/research/planning/33252.aspx As a result of the comments made, the following are some of the key actions taken: • are aware that some respondents expressed concern that certain measures will just result in the problem being transferred elsewhere and will consider this further as the programme of measures. • fully acknowledges that effective monitoring will be required to ensure that the measures are working. There will be an extensive Operational Monitoring Programme for chemical and biological elements. • will identify the impact of climate change on other pressures at both a national and regional level and, if possible, ensure that measures do not add to the burden of climate change impacts by adaptation or implementing alternative measures. • will introduce cost of carbon in measures appraisal assessments. • will attempt to identify measures which have multiple-benefits in addressing WFD pressures and help mitigate climate change as a pressure. • recognise the importance of sharing best practice across river basin districts and the potential economic benefit of applying some measures on a wider scale. Consultation: River Basin Planning - Working Together electronic questionnaire, written responses 6 months Consultation documents and supporting information available on the Environment Agency website, along with contact details, background information to the WFD and more information about river basin districts. Consultation documents available from principal Environment Agency offices. See the Thames consultation response document at http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/research/planning/33254.aspx As a result of the comments made, the following are some of the key actions taken: • have carried out a more detailed assessment of the issues facing the Thames River Basin District. • are working with other groups not represented on the liaison panel and have agreed cascade of relevant information to local representatives. Those who have expressed a specific interest have been added to the contact list and can become more involved in the river basin planning process. • have increased the communications with angling interests through the Environment Agency’s statutory Regional Fisheries, Ecology and Recreation Advisory Committee (RFERAC). • A National Liaison Panel has been set up to discuss issues that relate to putting the WFD in place throughout England and Wales. • have run a range of consultation meetings to develop the Programme of Measures. Liaison Panel meetings face to face meetings. The liaison panel was created as a new forum for co-deliverers to discuss and influence the development of the River Basin Management Plan and assist with its implementation. The panel works on a representational system and core membership will be based around the key organisations that are responsible for implementation, and others who can both represent the public and other sectors. The liaison panel is made up of representatives from key stakeholder sectors. 13 meetings held between July 2006 and April 2009 Documents were held on the Environment Agency website, distributed before and after meetings. Sharepoint was also used as a tool to share and comment on the development of the River Basin Management Plans. The agendas and minutes of the meetings can be found on the Environment Agency website at http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/research/planning/40221.aspx Action/decisions taken during meetings can be found on the Environment Agency website at http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/research/planning/40221.aspx Sector and catchment meetings/workshops face to face face to face Documents were held on the Environment Agency website, distributed before and after meetings. See Annex L of the River Basin Management Plan for more information http://wfdconsultation.environment-agency.gov.uk/wfdcms/Libraries/Thames_Consult/L%20-%20Consultation%20and%20engagement.sflb?download=true See Annex L of the River Basin Management Plan for more information http://wfdconsultation.environment-agency.gov.uk/wfdcms/Libraries/Thames_Consult/L%20-%20Consultation%20and%20engagement.sflb?download=true Consultation: River Basin Characterisation (Water Framework Directive Article 51 written responses 2 months Consultation documents and supporting information available on the Environment Agency website, along with contact details, background information to the WFD and more information about river basin districts. Consultation documents available from principal Environment Agency offices. There were many varied and constructive responses, with many suggesting improvements to the Environment Agencies proposals. As a result of these comments, The Environment Agency: made method statements clearer; refined and corrected the assessments for authorised point and diffuse sources, where necessary; updated morphological pressure assessments where new information was available; improved assessment of alien species risks to surface waters; and chemical and quantitative risks to ground water. There were many varied and constructive responses, with many suggesting improvements to the Environment Agencies proposals. As a result of these comments, The Environment Agency: • made method statements clearer; • refined and corrected the assessments for authorised point and diffuse sources, where necessary; • updated morphological pressure assessments where new information was available; • improved assessment of alien species risks to surface waters; and chemical and quantitative risks to ground water. Consultation: A strategy for river basin planning in England and Wales written responses 3 months Consultation documents and supporting information available on the Environment Agency website, along with contact details, background information to the WFD and more information about river basin districts. Consultation documents available from principal Environment Agency offices. This documents set out proposals for how the Environment Agency was planning to work to develop River Basin Management Plans and implement the Water Framework Directive. In particular how it would engage with and encourage participation from stakeholders at national, regional and local level; and how it would integrate different aspects of managing the water environment. Responses were received from many different stakeholders. These contributed to refining the planned approach to river basin management, particularly in relation to the terms of reference for stakeholder engagement. This consultation process also helped the process of aligning the thinking about implementation of the Directive between the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, the Welsh Assembly Government and key stakeholders. Consultation: Guiding principles of the technical requirements written responses 3 months Consultation documents and supporting information available on the Environment Agency website, along with contact details, background information to the WFD and more information about river basin districts. Consultation documents available from principal Environment Agency offices. This document presented the Environment Agency’s interpretation of the technical requirements from Annex II and V of the Water Framework Directive. Aspects covered by these annexes included the characterisation of surface and groundwater body pressures and impacts; review of impacts of human activity; classification of surface water and groundwater bodies; and the design of monitoring programmes. Responses were received from a number of the main stakeholders. These allowed the Environment Agency to achieve a common understanding of the technical requirements of the Directive and informed the work undertaken to complete: the Characterisation Reports; the design of the monitoring programmes; the approach to status classification for water bodies. We will work with interested stakeholders and our liaison panels to review the process used to produce the first RBMPs. This review will help us identify those aspects of the planning process that need to change. The effective delivery of the first RBMPs is an essential element of the preparation of the update. This includes: • Monitoring of water bodies to update classified annually, allowing progress towards achieving good status to be assessed • Investigations to help improve the understanding of the changing pressures (risks) on the water environment and the current and future impact they will have on the achievement of good status (and other WFD objectives) • Investigations to identify and understand the pressures currently causing failures, assess whether existing and currently planned actions will resolve the problem, identify cost effective solutions, find new technical solutions or improve the cost effectiveness of current ones, assess whether the costs, benefits and other impacts of potential solutions are disproportionate and seek alternative financing mechanism where current methods of funding solutions could impose a disproportionate burden on a particular sector or part of society. These investigations will be completed by the end of 2012. When investigations are completed the results may lead to the implementation of more of the measures we are already using, modifications or improvements to the measures we are already using, the implementation of new measures or the justification of less stringent objectives. The information from the monitoring programme and investigations will be used to classify water bodies and set objectives for the update of the RBMP in 2015. UK06 1 Point Source 108 2 Diffuse Source 0 3 Water Abstraction 0 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water 0 5 River management 0 6. Transitional and coastal water management 0 7 Other morphological alterations 0 8 Other Pressures 0 The data used in compiling the summary statistics of numbers of significant point source discharges per RBD is all sites reporting above-threshold discharges to controlled waters in 2008 to the Environment Agency’s pollution inventory (PI). 2008 is the most recent full-calendar year for which we have available data. A site is included here if it reported an above-threshold release of at least one substance (based on the current PI schedule of substances). The summary stats will include all sites permitted under the Environmental Permitting Regulations (EPR - this is almost equivalent to former PPC sites) and Water Industries Act (Water Companies). It will also include sites not currently regulated by the Agency but which report to the PI for E-PRTR purposes (mining and quarrying activities). It does not include sites regulated under the Radioactive Substances Act as these sites do not report the usual suite of PI substances (they only report radionuclides). 3.1 Abstraction - Agriculture 1304 16698 1000m3 yearly 2006 3.2 Abstraction - Public Water Supply 467 1297412 1000m3 yearly 2006 3.3 Abstraction - Manufacturing 640 2169939 1000m3 yearly 2006 3.5 Abstraction - Fish farms 101 134529 1000m3 yearly 2006 3.10 Abstraction - Other 46 6325619 1000m3 yearly 2006 Investigations will be undertaken to identify the cause of failures where this is currently unknown or uncertain. This will include identifying the location of the pressure, the specific activity causing it and/or the pathway by which a pollutant is entering a water body. There is also significant uncertainty about how known pressures will change after 2015. Climate change will bring wetter, warmer winters; hotter, drier summers; and more frequent extreme events, including sea level rise, storms, summer droughts, and floods. It is not known how the biology in waters will respond to this. The population in the river basin district is likely to increase, with further urbanisation. Agriculture will respond to the changed climate (both here and abroad), market conditions, financial incentives and regulatory pressures. Investigations will therefore also take place to help improve the understanding of the changing pressures on the water environment and the current and future impact they will have on the achievement of good status (and other WFD objectives). These investigations may variously consist of national R&D, case studies where the results can be shared and applied more widely, monitoring and local bespoke investigations. The vast majority of these investigations will be undertaken by the Environment Agency and all of these will be completed by the end of 2012. The investigations will focus on resolving what is causing the problem and what the best method to tackle it is. As a result of the evidence they will provide, we will be able to take further action in the first cycle where practicable. When investigations are completed the results may lead to: • the implementation of more of the measures we are already using • modifications or improvements to the measures we are already using • the implementation of new measures • the justification of less stringent objectives We are confident that a proportion of investigations will lead to improvement actions that can be put in place within the first cycle. This will mean that more water bodies than those currently identified will achieve good status by 2015. 1 Point Sources 2 Diffuse Sources 3 Abstraction 5 Saltwater Intrusion 1304 3.1 Abstraction - Agriculture 13125 1000m3 2006 467 3.2 Abstraction - Public Water Supply 996594 1000m3 2006 662 3.3 Abstraction - Industry (aggregated) 149070 1000m3 2006 125 3.5 Abstraction - Other 70757 1000m3 2006 27 Investigations will be undertaken to identify the cause of failures where this is currently unknown or uncertain. This will include identifying the location of the pressure, the specific activity causing it and/or the pathway by which a pollutant is entering a water body. There is also significant uncertainty about how known pressures will change after 2015. Climate change will bring wetter, warmer winters; hotter, drier summers; and more frequent extreme events, including sea level rise, storms, summer droughts, and floods. It is not known how ecosystems will respond to this change. The human population in the river basin district is likely to increase, with further urbanisation. Agriculture will respond to the changed climate (both here and abroad), market conditions, financial incentives and regulatory pressures. Investigations will therefore also take place to help improve our understanding of the changing pressures on the water environment and the current and future impact they will have on the achievement of good status (and other WFD objectives). These investigations may variously consist of national R&D, case studies where the results can be shared and applied more widely, monitoring and local bespoke investigations. The vast majority of these investigations will be undertaken by the Environment Agency and all of these will be completed by the end of 2012. The investigations will focus on resolving what is causing the problem and what the best method to tackle it is. As a result of the evidence they will provide, we will be able to take further action in the first cycle where practicable. When investigations are completed the results may lead to: • the implementation of more of the measures we are already using; • modifications or improvements to the measures we are already using; • the implementation of new measures; and • the justification of less stringent objectives or time extensions. We are confident that a proportion of investigations will lead to improvement actions that can be put in place within the first cycle. Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y National Costs for water supply and sewerage services are recovered fully through billing of customers by the companies concerned; costs relating to control of pollution and abstraction are recovered by the relevant agency through fees for application for permits and annual charges Y National Water Act 2003 s 81-83; Water Resources Act 1991 (Part II); Water Industry Act 1991 Part IIIA; Pollution Prevention and Control Regulations 2000; Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004; Environment Act 1995 s 6(2); Planning Policy Statement 1 and Planning Policy Statement: Planning and Climate Change - Supplement to Planning Policy Statement 1 Sets out controls for abstraction and drought management; Establishes principle of contributing to sustainable development for spatial planning system and the new framework of Regional Spatial Strategies and Local Development Frameworks for England. For Wales there is the Wales Spatial Plan and Local Development; These expand on the sustainable development duty, prudent use of natural resources and higher standards of sustainability if justified.; General duties for protecting, managing the quality and sufficiency of supplies and promoting efficient use of water.; Include provision to encourage water conservation, through installation of water-efficient appliances.; Provides a duty on the Environment Agency to conserve, redistribute or augment water resources and to secure their proper use; Duty for the SoS and Welsh Assembly to encourage water conservation, public authorities (including local authorities and statutory undertakes) to take into account, where relevant, the desirability of conserving water supplied or to be supplied to premise Y National See controls for protection of freshwaters noted under PollutantsDiffuse and PointSourceDischarges Y National Environment Act 1995; Surface Waters (Abstraction for Drinking Water) (Classification) Regulations and Direction 1996; Water Industry Act 1991 Part III dealing with water supply; Water Resources Act 1991; Water Resources Act 1991 - Abstraction and impoundment licensing system Chapter II of Part II (as amended by Water Act 2003); Water Resources Act 1991 - Agreements under s20, 20A &158; Water Resources Act 1991 s93; Water Supply (Water Quality) Regulations 2000 as amended; Water Resources Management Plan Regulations 2007 and Water Resource Management Plan Directions 2007 and 2008; Water Resources Act 1991 - Drought orders and drought permits under Chapter III of Part II Provides the legislation for establishing statutory Water Protection Zones (WPZs). Work is currently underway to amend the legislation so that WPZs may be more readily applied to address pollution of drinking water catchments.; Water companies produce water resources plans to say how they propose to manage water supply and demand and related environmental issues.; General duties for protecting and managing the quality and sufficiency of supplies.; Conditions applied to abstraction and impoundment licences to manage impacts on the environment. e.g. flows, resources, saline intrusion.; Sets out the responsibilities of the Environment Agency in relation to water pollution, resource management, flood defense, fisheries, and in some areas, navigation; Sets up the Environment Agency and set new standards for environmental management; Make operational arrangements with water companies and other abstractors to reduce the impact of abstractions, for example river support schemes.; Provides further controls on authorisations for abstraction and impoundments during droughts; Sets objectives and minimum standards for water to be abstracted for drinking water.; Establishes a risk-based approach to the assessment and monitoring of water intended for public supply, requiring water supply operators to consider issues in the environment. Y National Groundwater Regulations 1998; Water Resources Act 1991 (section 88 Discharge Consents); Implementation of the new Groundwater Directive will initially be via the introduction of 2009 Groundwater Regulations which will repeal the 1998 Groundwater Regulations. Government will then incorporate the requirements in revised Environmental Permitting Regulations in 2010. Y National The Surface Waters (Dangerous Substances) (Classification) Regulation 1998; The Surface Waters (Dangerous Substances) (Classification) Regulation 1997; The Surface Waters (Abstraction for Drinking Water)(Classification)Regulations 1996; The Surface Waters (Abstraction for Drinking Water) Direction 1996; The Control of Pollution (Oil Storage) (England) Regulations 2001; Sustainable Use of Pesticides Directive; Surface Waters (Shellfish)(Classification) Regulations 1997; The Surface Waters (Dangerous Substances) (Classification) Regulations 1989; Surface Waters (Fishlife)(Classification)Regulations 1997 as amended; Water Resources Act 1991 - Discharge consents, s88; Water Resources Act 1991 - Prosecution under s85; Water Resources Act 1991 - Water Protection Zones under s93; Water Resources Act 1991 - Works Notices under s161A; Surface Waters (Shellfish) Direction 1997; Town and Country Planning Act 1990, Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004, Planning guidance provided through Planning Policy Statements in England; Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH); Surface Waters (Fishlife)(Classification) Direction 1997; Biocidal Products Regulations 2001; Marine Strategy Framework Directive ; Groundwater Regulations 1998 (prevent or limit discharges to groundwater); Environmental Protection Act 1990, Part 2A; Environmental Permitting Regulations (England and Wales) 2007; The Surface Waters (Dangerous Substances) (Classification) Regulations 1998; Environment Act 1995; The Surface Waters (Dangerous Substances) Direction 1993; Trade effluent controls under the Water Resources Act 1991 and the Water Industry Act 1991; The Surface Waters (Dangerous Substances) Direction 1990; Water Industry Act 1991 s166; Water Protection Zones; Water Resources Act 1991; Water Resources Act 1991 - Enforcement Notices under s90B; Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2007 Y National Environmental Protection Act 1990, Part 2A; Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2007; Environmental Impact Assessment and Natural Habitats (Extraction of Minerals by Marine Dredging) (England and Northern Ireland) Regulations 2007; Environmental Damage (Prevention and Remediation) Regulations 2009; Environmental Protection Act 1990, Part 2A (remediation of contaminated land) and the Contaminated Land Regulations 2006; Detergents Regulations 2005; Private Water Supplies Regulations 1991; Environment Act 1995; Food and Environment Protection Act 1985; Groundwater Regulations 1998; Cross compliance; Marine Strategy Framework Directive ; Building Regulations 2000 - Part J; Public Health Acts 1936 and 1961 and the Building Act 1984; Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act 1975; Sustainable Use of Pesticides Directive; The Hazardous Waste (Wales) Regulations 2005; Harbour Orders/local powers; Water Resources Act 1991 - s85; Town and Country Planning Acts; Water Framework Directive 2000 - Article7; Water Industry Act 1991,s101A; Water Resources Act 1991; Water Resources Act 1991 - Abandonment of mines s91A & B as amended by the Mines (Notice and Abandonment) Regulations 1998; The Hazardous Waste Regulations (England and Wales) 2005; Coast Protection Act 1949; Water Resources Act 1991 - Anti-pollution Works Notices, s161A; Controlled Waste (Registration of Carriers and Seizures of Vehicles) Regulations 1991; Water Resources Act 1991 - Prohibition Notices under s86; Town and Country Planning Act 1990, s215; Water Resources Act 1991 - Water Protection Zones s93; Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended); Building Regulations 2000 - Part H; Coal Industry Act 1994 as amended by Water Act 2003; Control of Pollution (Amendment) Act 1989; Control of Pollution (Oil Storage) (England) Regulations 2001; Control of Pollution (Silage, Slurry and Agricultural Fuel Oil) Regulations 1991; Water Resources Act 1991 - Anti pollution works notices s161A Y National Water Act 2003, s 3 and 4; Eel Management Plans; Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act 1975; Import of Live Fish Act (ILFA) 1980; Prohibition of Keeping or Release of Live Fish (Specified Species) Order 1998 (as amended in 2003); Land Drainage Act 1991, s23; Land Drainage Act 1991, s21 and s25; Floods Directive (Assessment and Management of Flood Risks 2007/60/EC); Fisheries byelaws; Fish Health Directive; EU driven authorisation / approval mechanisms for the marketing and use of plant protection products, biocides and veterinary medicines.; Environment Act 1995; Draft Flood and Water Management Bill ; Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act 1975Part II; Salmon & Freshwater Fisheries Act 1975, s30; Environmental Assessment of Plans and Programmes Regulations 2004; Water Resources Act 1991, s165 and Land Drainage Act 1991 s14(2); Land Drainage Act 1991s 66 as amended by s100 of the Natural Environment & Rural Communities Act 2006; Marine Works Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations 2007; National spring salmon byelaws; Sea Fisheries (Regulation) Act 1966; Phase I and Phase II Environmental Impacts Assessments; Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 s39; Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981; Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981, s 28J; Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981, s 28G; Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981 s 28K; Marine Strategy Framework Directive ; Water Resources Act 1991, Schedule 25 as amended by s 00 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006; Prohibition of Keeping of Live Fish(Crayfish) Order 1996; Water Resources Act 1991 s107; Water Resources Act 1991; Water Protection Zones; The Environmental Damage (Prevention and Remediation)(England) Regulations 2009; Water Resources Act 1991, s109; The Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) (Amendment) (No. 2) (England) Order 2006; Wetland Vision Y National Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2007; Groundwater Regulations 1998 as amended; Water Resources Act 1991 (section 88 Discharge Consents); Environment Agency has published pollution prevention guidance - Use and storage of solvents Implements Groundwater Directive 80/68/EC. New groundwater daughter directive 2006/118/EC will be enacted in 2009 and the earlier directive will be repealed in December 2013 ; Prevents pollution from solvents Y National Control of Pollution Act 1974 and Food and Environment Protection Act 1985; World-wide treaty on Persistent Organic Pollutants; Environmental Permitting Regulations (England and Wales) 2007; European Regulation 782/2003; Groundwater Regulations 1998; Marketing and Use Restriction under Regulation European Community 850/2004; Marketing and Use Restrictions under the Control of Pesticides Regulations 1986; Pollution Reduction Plans; Water Resources Act 1991 Bans or restricts use of priority hazardous substances used for pesticides.; Removal of tributyltin (TBT) from hulls by July 2003. No vessels in European Union waters by 2008 with TBT on their hulls.; Bans use of particular substances in the European Union.; Bans marketing and use of these substances; Pollution Reduction Programmes are also in place for the following substances:1,2-Dichloroethane, Alachlor, Atrazine, Chlorfenvinphos, Diuron, Simazine and Trifluralin, Benzene, Chlorpyrifos, DEHP, Dichloromethane, Isoproturon, Lead, Naphthalene, Nickel, ; Bans use of tributyltin (TBT) on boats less than 25m long.; Place controls on discharges or disposals of priority hazardous substances; eliminates, reduces and renders emissions harmless. Y National Water Resources Act 1991 - Works notices, s161A; Water Resources Act 1991 - Storage of pollutants and use of Water Protection Zones, s93; Water Resources Act 1991 - Liability for sewage discharges from sewerage system, s87; Control of Pollution (Oil Storage) (England) Regulations 2001; Control of Major Accident Hazard Regulations 1999 in partnership with Health & Safety Executive; Groundwater Regulations 1998 ; The Environmental Damage (Prevention and Remediation) (England) Regulations 2009; Water Resources Act 1991 - Flood warnings, s166; Environmental Permitting Regulations (England and Wales) 2007 Controls on process industries to minimize accidental emissions; Makes sure sewerage undertakers (owners/operators) prevent illegal inputs to sewage treatment works; Minimises accidents from stored pollutants.; Minimises/Prevents accidents from oil storage.; Minimises/Prevents accidents from stored pollutants.; Notices to prohibit any activity that might lead to an input of a listed substance/WFD pollutant to groundwater.; Prevention and remedying of environmental damage to habitats and species protected under EC law and to species or habitat on a site of special scientific interest. 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EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 BM-Birds CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 BM-Env Impact CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 BM-Habitats CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 BM-IPPC CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 BM-Seveso CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 BM-UWWTD RW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges RW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PollutantsDiffuse RW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PrioritySubstances RW 1.1 Point - UWWT_General EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 1.1 Point - UWWT_General EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges RW 1.1 Point - UWWT_General EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PollutantsDiffuse RW 1.1 Point - UWWT_General EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PrioritySubstances RW 1.5 Point - Other EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges LW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges LW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PollutantsDiffuse LW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PrioritySubstances LW 1.1 Point - UWWT_General EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges LW 1.1 Point - UWWT_General EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PrioritySubstances CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PollutantsDiffuse CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PrioritySubstances CW 1.1 Point - UWWT_General EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges TW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges TW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PollutantsDiffuse TW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PrioritySubstances TW 1.1 Point - UWWT_General EWSE0196 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 1.1 Point - UWWT_General EWSE0196 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges RW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-AccidentalPollution RW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-EfficientWaterUse RW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges RW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PollutantsDiffuse RW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0008 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PrioritySubstances LW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-AccidentalPollution LW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-EfficientWaterUse LW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges LW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PollutantsDiffuse LW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PrioritySubstances TW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-AccidentalPollution TW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-EfficientWaterUse TW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges TW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PollutantsDiffuse TW 1 Point Source EWSE0196 EWTH0080 EWTH0335 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PrioritySubstances CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-AccidentalPollution CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-EfficientWaterUse CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PollutantsDiffuse CW 1 Point Source EWTH0080 EWTH0361 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PrioritySubstances 2 Diffuse Source 79.332 40.108 16.829 0 N RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 BM-Bathing RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 BM-Birds RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 BM-Drinking RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 BM-Env Impact RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 BM-Habitats RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 BM-Nitrates RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 BM-Plant protection RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 BM-Seveso RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 BM-Sewage sludge LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 BM-Bathing LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 BM-Birds LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 BM-Drinking LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 BM-Env Impact LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 BM-Habitats LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 BM-Nitrates LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 BM-Plant protection LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 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EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 BM-Sewage sludge RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 OM-EfficientWaterUse RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 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EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 BM-Nitrates TW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 BM-Plant protection TW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 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EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 BM-Habitats CW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 BM-Nitrates CW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 BM-Seveso RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 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EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 OM-PollutantsDiffuse RW 2.1 Diffuse - Urban run off EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 OM-PollutantsDiffuse RW 2.2 Diffuse - Agricultural EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 OM-PointSourceDischarges RW 2.2 Diffuse - Agricultural EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 OM-PollutantsDiffuse RW 2.3 Diffuse - Transport and infrastructure EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 2.3 Diffuse - Transport and infrastructure EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 OM-PointSourceDischarges RW 2.3 Diffuse - Transport and infrastructure EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 OM-PollutantsDiffuse RW 2.4 Diffuse - Abandoned industrial sites EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 OM-PollutantsDiffuse RW 2.6 Diffuse - Other EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 OM-PollutantsDiffuse LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-PointSourceDischarges LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-PollutantsDiffuse LW 2.1 Diffuse - Urban run off EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-PollutantsDiffuse LW 2.2 Diffuse - Agricultural EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-PointSourceDischarges LW 2.2 Diffuse - Agricultural EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-PollutantsDiffuse LW 2.3 Diffuse - Transport and infrastructure EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 2.3 Diffuse - Transport and infrastructure EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-PointSourceDischarges LW 2.6 Diffuse - Other EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-PollutantsDiffuse CW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PointSourceDischarges CW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PollutantsDiffuse CW 2.1 Diffuse - Urban run off EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PollutantsDiffuse CW 2.2 Diffuse - Agricultural EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PointSourceDischarges CW 2.2 Diffuse - Agricultural EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PollutantsDiffuse CW 2.3 Diffuse - Transport and infrastructure EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PointSourceDischarges CW 2.6 Diffuse - Other EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PollutantsDiffuse TW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PointSourceDischarges TW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PollutantsDiffuse TW 2.1 Diffuse - Urban run off EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PollutantsDiffuse TW 2.2 Diffuse - Agricultural EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PointSourceDischarges TW 2.2 Diffuse - Agricultural EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PollutantsDiffuse TW 2.3 Diffuse - Transport and infrastructure EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 2.3 Diffuse - Transport and infrastructure EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PointSourceDischarges TW 2.6 Diffuse - Other EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PollutantsDiffuse RW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0007 EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0115 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0227 EWTH0228 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0257 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0323 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0336 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0358 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0368 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0449 EWTH0450 OM-AccidentalPollution LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-AccidentalPollution LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-EfficientWaterUse LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-PointSourceDischarges LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-PollutantsDiffuse LW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0019 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0251 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0328 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0412 EWTH0413 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-PrioritySubstances TW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-AccidentalPollution TW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-EfficientWaterUse CW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-AccidentalPollution CW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-EfficientWaterUse CW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PointSourceDischarges CW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PollutantsDiffuse CW 2 Diffuse Source EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PrioritySubstances CW 2.6 Diffuse - Other EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0332 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PollutantsDiffuse TW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PointSourceDischarges TW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PollutantsDiffuse TW 2 Diffuse Source EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PrioritySubstances TW 2.6 Diffuse - Other EWSE0196 EWTH0020 EWTH0031 EWTH0085 EWTH0086 EWTH0094 EWTH0096 EWTH0103 EWTH0104 EWTH0105 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0124 EWTH0125 EWTH0153 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0158 EWTH0159 EWTH0170 EWTH0171 EWTH0172 EWTH0174 EWTH0177 EWTH0184 EWTH0185 EWTH0186 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0229 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0353 EWTH0357 EWTH0360 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0367 EWTH0369 EWTH0373 EWTH0374 EWTH0376 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0396 EWTH0399 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0410 EWTH0415 EWTH0418 EWTH0422 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0448 OM-PollutantsDiffuse 3 Water Abstraction 20.557 5.031 99.375 0 N RW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0008 EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 BM-Birds RW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0008 EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 BM-Env Impact RW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0008 EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 BM-Habitats LW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 BM-Birds LW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 BM-Env Impact LW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 BM-Habitats RW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0008 EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-AccidentalPollution RW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0008 EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-ControlAbstraction RW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0008 EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-EfficientWaterUse RW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0008 EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0008 EWTH0011 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Abstraction EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0399 BM-Habitats RW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0008 EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-ControlAbstraction RW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0008 EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 3.2 Abstraction - Public Water Supply EWTH0008 EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-ControlAbstraction RW 3.2 Abstraction - Public Water Supply EWTH0008 EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-EfficientWaterUse LW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-ControlAbstraction LW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 3.2 Abstraction - Public Water Supply EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-ControlAbstraction LW 3.2 Abstraction - Public Water Supply EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-EfficientWaterUse CW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0399 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-AccidentalPollution LW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-ControlAbstraction LW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-EfficientWaterUse LW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-PointSourceDischarges LW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0092 EWTH0093 EWTH0226 EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0379 EWTH0380 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 EWTH0451 OM-PollutantsDiffuse CW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0399 OM-AccidentalPollution CW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0399 OM-ControlAbstraction CW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0399 OM-EfficientWaterUse CW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0399 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0399 OM-PointSourceDischarges CW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0399 OM-PollutantsDiffuse TW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 OM-AccidentalPollution TW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 OM-ControlAbstraction TW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 OM-EfficientWaterUse TW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 OM-PointSourceDischarges TW 3 Water Abstraction EWTH0307 EWTH0350 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 OM-PollutantsDiffuse 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water 43.47 80.101 0 0 N RW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0131 EWTH0133 EWTH0134 EWTH0139 EWTH0140 EWTH0186 EWTH0227 EWTH0308 EWTH0327 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 BM-Birds RW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0131 EWTH0133 EWTH0134 EWTH0139 EWTH0140 EWTH0186 EWTH0227 EWTH0308 EWTH0327 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 BM-Env Impact RW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0131 EWTH0133 EWTH0134 EWTH0139 EWTH0140 EWTH0186 EWTH0227 EWTH0308 EWTH0327 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 BM-Habitats LW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 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Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 BM-Env Impact TW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 BM-Habitats CW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 BM-Birds CW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 BM-Env Impact CW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 BM-Habitats RW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0131 EWTH0133 EWTH0134 EWTH0139 EWTH0140 EWTH0186 EWTH0227 EWTH0308 EWTH0327 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0131 EWTH0133 EWTH0134 EWTH0139 EWTH0140 EWTH0186 EWTH0227 EWTH0308 EWTH0327 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0131 EWTH0133 EWTH0134 EWTH0139 EWTH0140 EWTH0186 EWTH0227 EWTH0308 EWTH0327 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 OM-PollutantsDiffuse LW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water 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4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 OM-AccidentalPollution TW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 OM-EfficientWaterUse TW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 4 Water flow regulations and morphological alterations of surface water EWTH0001 EWTH0186 EWTH0308 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0350 EWTH0392 OM-PollutantsDiffuse 5 River management 43.47 0 0 0 N RW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0035 EWTH0072 EWTH0083 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0126 EWTH0127 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0131 EWTH0132 EWTH0133 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Impact LW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 BM-Habitats TW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0132 EWTH0138 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 BM-Birds TW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0132 EWTH0138 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 BM-Env Impact TW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0132 EWTH0138 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 BM-Habitats CW 5 River management EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 BM-Birds CW 5 River management EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 BM-Env Impact CW 5 River management EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 BM-Habitats RW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0035 EWTH0072 EWTH0083 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0126 EWTH0127 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0131 EWTH0132 EWTH0133 EWTH0134 EWTH0135 EWTH0136 EWTH0137 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0148 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0227 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0241 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0324 EWTH0327 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0405 EWTH0406 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 EWTH0446 OM-ControlAbstraction RW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0035 EWTH0072 EWTH0083 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0126 EWTH0127 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0131 EWTH0132 EWTH0133 EWTH0134 EWTH0135 EWTH0136 EWTH0137 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0148 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0227 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0241 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0324 EWTH0327 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0405 EWTH0406 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 EWTH0446 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0035 EWTH0072 EWTH0083 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0126 EWTH0127 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0131 EWTH0132 EWTH0133 EWTH0134 EWTH0135 EWTH0136 EWTH0137 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0148 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0227 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0241 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0324 EWTH0327 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0405 EWTH0406 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 EWTH0446 OM-PollutantsDiffuse LW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-PollutantsDiffuse CW 5 River management EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 5 River management EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-PollutantsDiffuse TW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0132 EWTH0138 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0132 EWTH0138 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-PollutantsDiffuse RW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0035 EWTH0072 EWTH0083 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0126 EWTH0127 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0131 EWTH0132 EWTH0133 EWTH0134 EWTH0135 EWTH0136 EWTH0137 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0148 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0227 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0241 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0324 EWTH0327 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0405 EWTH0406 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 EWTH0446 OM-AccidentalPollution RW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0035 EWTH0072 EWTH0083 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0126 EWTH0127 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0131 EWTH0132 EWTH0133 EWTH0134 EWTH0135 EWTH0136 EWTH0137 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0148 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0227 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0241 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0324 EWTH0327 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0405 EWTH0406 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 EWTH0446 OM-EfficientWaterUse RW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0033 EWTH0034 EWTH0035 EWTH0072 EWTH0083 EWTH0100 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0126 EWTH0127 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0131 EWTH0132 EWTH0133 EWTH0134 EWTH0135 EWTH0136 EWTH0137 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0148 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0227 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0241 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0324 EWTH0327 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0405 EWTH0406 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 EWTH0446 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 5 River management EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-AccidentalPollution CW 5 River management EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-EfficientWaterUse CW 5 River management EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-AccidentalPollution LW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-EfficientWaterUse LW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0132 EWTH0138 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-AccidentalPollution TW 5 River management EWTH0001 EWTH0083 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0129 EWTH0130 EWTH0132 EWTH0138 EWTH0141 EWTH0142 EWTH0143 EWTH0144 EWTH0145 EWTH0147 EWTH0149 EWTH0150 EWTH0165 EWTH0172 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0308 EWTH0309 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 EWTH0391 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 EWTH0443 OM-EfficientWaterUse 6 Transitional and coastal water management 0 0 100 100 N CW 6.1 TRACManagement - Estuarine/coastal dredging EWTH0009 EWTH0010 EWTH0081 EWTH0082 EWTH0089 EWTH0399 OM-PollutantsDiffuse CW 6.1 TRACManagement - Estuarine/coastal dredging EWTH0009 EWTH0010 EWTH0081 EWTH0082 EWTH0089 EWTH0399 OM-PrioritySubstances TW 6.1 TRACManagement - Estuarine/coastal dredging EWTH0001 EWTH0009 EWTH0010 EWTH0081 EWTH0082 EWTH0089 EWTH0399 OM-PollutantsDiffuse TW 6.1 TRACManagement - Estuarine/coastal dredging EWTH0001 EWTH0009 EWTH0010 EWTH0081 EWTH0082 EWTH0089 EWTH0399 OM-PrioritySubstances 7 Other morphological alterations 0 0 16.829 0 N RW 7 Other morphological alterations EWTH0001 EWTH0146 EWTH0151 EWTH0239 EWTH0240 EWTH0245 EWTH0246 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 BM-Env Impact RW 7 Other morphological alterations EWTH0001 EWTH0146 EWTH0151 EWTH0239 EWTH0240 EWTH0245 EWTH0246 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 BM-Habitats RW 7 Other morphological alterations EWTH0001 EWTH0146 EWTH0151 EWTH0239 EWTH0240 EWTH0245 EWTH0246 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 BM-Birds LW 7 Other morphological alterations EWTH0001 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 BM-Birds LW 7 Other morphological alterations EWTH0001 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 BM-Env Impact LW 7 Other morphological alterations EWTH0001 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 BM-Habitats TW 7 Other morphological alterations EWTH0001 EWTH0245 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 BM-Birds TW 7 Other morphological alterations EWTH0001 EWTH0245 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 BM-Env Impact TW 7 Other morphological alterations EWTH0001 EWTH0245 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 BM-Habitats CW 7 Other morphological alterations EWTH0331 EWTH0343 BM-Birds CW 7 Other morphological alterations EWTH0331 EWTH0343 BM-Env Impact CW 7 Other morphological alterations EWTH0331 EWTH0343 BM-Habitats TW 7.1 OtherMorph - Barriers EWTH0001 EWTH0245 EWTH0331 EWTH0343 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures 8 Other Pressures 59.873 11.968 38.626 100 N RW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0016 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0252 EWTH0354 EWTH0359 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Birds RW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0016 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0252 EWTH0354 EWTH0359 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Env Impact RW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0016 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0252 EWTH0354 EWTH0359 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Habitats RW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0016 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0252 EWTH0354 EWTH0359 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-IPPC RW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0016 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0252 EWTH0354 EWTH0359 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Seveso RW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0016 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0252 EWTH0354 EWTH0359 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Sewage sludge TW 8.6 OtherPressures - Introduced species EWTH0006 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0091 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0252 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 8.9 OtherPressures - Land drainage EWTH0006 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0091 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0252 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Birds LW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Env Impact LW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Habitats LW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-IPPC LW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Seveso LW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Sewage sludge TW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0006 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0091 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0252 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Birds TW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0006 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0091 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0252 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Env Impact TW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0006 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0091 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0252 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Habitats TW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0006 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0091 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0252 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-IPPC TW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0006 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0091 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0252 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Seveso TW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0006 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0091 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0252 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Sewage sludge CW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0078 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Birds CW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0078 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Env Impact CW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0078 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Habitats CW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0078 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-IPPC CW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0078 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 BM-Seveso RW 8 Other Pressures EWTH0016 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0252 EWTH0354 EWTH0359 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 8.3 OtherPressures - Exploitation/removal of animals/plants EWTH0016 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0252 EWTH0354 EWTH0359 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 8.6 OtherPressures - Introduced species EWTH0016 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0252 EWTH0354 EWTH0359 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 8.6 OtherPressures - Introduced species EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 8.3 OtherPressures - Exploitation/removal of animals/plants EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0078 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 8.5 OtherPressures - Fishing EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0078 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 8.6 OtherPressures - Introduced species EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0078 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 8.3 OtherPressures - Exploitation/removal of animals/plants EWTH0006 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0091 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0252 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 8.5 OtherPressures - Fishing EWTH0006 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0091 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0252 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures TW 8.6 OtherPressures - Introduced species EWTH0006 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0091 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0252 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 8.6 OtherPressures - Introduced species EWTH0016 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0252 EWTH0354 EWTH0359 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures RW 8.9 OtherPressures - Land drainage EWTH0016 EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0128 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0252 EWTH0354 EWTH0359 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 8.6 OtherPressures - Introduced species EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0078 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures CW 8.9 OtherPressures - Land drainage EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0078 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0248 EWTH0253 EWTH0254 EWTH0256 EWTH0271 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 8.6 OtherPressures - Introduced species EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures LW 8.9 OtherPressures - Land drainage EWTH0073 EWTH0075 EWTH0076 EWTH0078 EWTH0087 EWTH0088 EWTH0111 EWTH0116 EWTH0224 EWTH0242 EWTH0372 EWTH0397 EWTH0398 EWTH0399 EWTH0400 EWTH0404 EWTH0424 EWTH0443 EWTH0445 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures EWTH0239 REHABILITATION TH0239 Install fish bypass channel at Newbridge Mill sluices; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0240 REHABILITATION TH0240 Install fish pass at Arborfield; LOCATION: Loddon (Swallowfield to River Thames confluence); SECTOR: Angling and Conservation Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0241 REHABILITATION TH0241 Instigate channel restoration projects to improve flow regime and habitat creation ; LOCATION: Wandle (Carshalton Branch at Carshalton); Wandle (Croydon to Wandsworth) and the R. Gravney; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0242 OTHER TH0242 / UK0287 Integrate invasive non-native species control measures across all policy areas ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency RBD Adverse impact EWTH0243 Y TH0243 Investigate and assess occurrence and distribution of chlorinated solvents; LOCATION: Upper Lee Chalk; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body EFFICIENCY EWTH0245 Y TH0245 Investigate fish pass options and feasibility at Duxford Loop.; LOCATION: Thames (Churn to Coln); Thames (Coln to Leach); Thames (Cookham to Egham); Thames (Egham to Teddington); Thames (Evenlode to Thame); Thames (Kemble to Waterhay Bridge); Thames (Leach to Evenlode); Thames (Reading to Cookham); Thames (Source to Kemble); Thames (Waterhaybridge to Cricklade) and Chelworth Brook; THAMES LOWER; THAMES MIDDLE; THAMES UPPER; Thames Wallingford to Caversham; Thames, Creekhead, Trinity, Wylees Sewers; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation Water Body REHABILITATION EWTH0246 Y TH0246 Investigate fish passage, options and feasibility at 30 structures on the river Wandle.; LOCATION: Wandle (Carshalton Branch at Carshalton); Wandle (Croydon to Wandsworth) and the R. Gravney; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation Water Body REHABILITATION EWTH0248 Y TH0248 Investigate priority actions to improve sea trout populations.; LOCATION: MEDWAY; Thames Coastal North; Thames (tidal) Catchment; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Environment Agency Water Body REHABILITATION EWTH0251 Y TH0251 Investigate the impact of road gully pollution further, particularly off major highways; LOCATION: Colne Catchment; Upper Lee Catchment; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Other adverse impact; Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0252 Y TH0252 Investigate the need to screen intakes and discharges to prevent loss or damage to fish populations. Ensure screening on priority sites. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Environment Agency; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business; Water Industry RBD REHABILITATION EWTH0253 Y TH0253 / UK0301 Investigate the opportunity to develop a commercial fisheries and sea angling code of conduct. ; LOCATION: Thames Coastal North; Medway Catchment; Thames Estuary (under query); SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body PRACTICE EWTH0254 Y TH0254 / UK0301 Investigate the opportunity to develop a commercial fisheries and sea angling code of conduct. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD PRACTICE EWTH0256 Y TH0256 Investigate then implement priority actions to improve sea trout populations.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Environment Agency RBD adverse impact EWTH0257 Y TH0257 Investigate whether lack of ditch maintenance and consequential saturated land and flooding contributes to diffuse pollution in catchment through runoff of forcing bad practice; LOCATION: Cerney Wick Brook (source to Thames); Churn (Baunton to Cricklade); Key (Source to Thames); Thames (Waterhaybridge to Cricklade) and Chelworth Brook; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Water Body EMISSION EWTH0258 Y TH0258 Investigation and additional measures required since measures already in place are insufficient to clean up solvent plume within a generation ; LOCATION: Vale of White Horse Chalk; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body EMISSION EWTH0259 Y TH0259 Investigation and Assessment; LOCATION: Greenwich Tertiaries; SECTOR: Water Industry Water Body EFFICIENCY EWTH0271 Y TH0271 Investigation into the impact of commercial shellfish and fin fisheries to improve the risk assessment of the impact of these activities on ecology and to identify appropriate measures. Will use case studies, but outcomes will have a national application.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD adverse impact EWTH0283 Y TH0283 Investigation to assess whether abstraction is having an adverse impact on the ecology, recreation and navigation: Lower Thames; LOCATION: Thames (Egham to Teddington); SECTOR: Water Industry Water Body ABSTRACTION EWTH0284 Y TH0284 Investigation to determine cost effective action to manage abstraction to support good ecological status: Leybourne Stream; LOCATION: Kent Greensand Western; Leybourne Stream; SECTOR: Water Industry Water Body ABSTRACTION EWTH0285 Y TH0285 / UK0308 Investigation to determine cost effective action to manage abstraction to support good groundwater quantitative status; LOCATION: Basingstoke Chalk; SECTOR: Water Industry Water Body ABSTRACTION EWTH0286 Y TH0286 Investigation to determine the impact of abstraction in limiting achievement of good ecological potential: Wandle; LOCATION: Epsom North Downs Chalk; Wandle (Carshalton Branch at Carshalton); SECTOR: Water Industry Water Body ABSTRACTION EWTH0287 Y TH0287 Investigation to determine the impact of abstraction in limiting achievement of good ecological status: Ver; LOCATION: Mid-Chilterns Chalk; Ver ; SECTOR: Water Industry Water Body ABSTRACTION EWTH0288 Y TH0288 Investigation to determine the impact of abstraction in limiting achievement of good ecological status: Wey Catchment; Royal Brook     ; LOCATION: Godalming Lower Greensand; Royal Brook; SECTOR: Water Industry Water Body ABSTRACTION EWTH0290 Y TH0290 / UK0311 Investigation to improve confidence in groundwater quantitative status result; LOCATION: Chobham Bagshot Beds; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Water Body ABSTRACTION EWTH0291 Y TH0291 / UK0310 Investigation to improve confidence in groundwater quantitative status result; LOCATION: Basingstoke Chalk; Bromley Tertiaries; Burford Jurassic; Chiltern Chalk Scarp; Effingham Tertiaries; Greenwich Tertiaries; North Kent Medway Chalk; North Kent Tertiaries; North Mymms Tertiaries; Radlett Tertiaries; South Essex Thurrock Chalk; Thatcham Tertiaries; Twyford Tertiaries; Upper Lee Chalk; West Kent Tertiaries; SECTOR: Water Industry Water Body ABSTRACTION EWTH0305 Y TH0305 / UK0314 Investigation to verify risk of deterioration in groundwater quantitative status; LOCATION: Chobham Bagshot Beds; Farnborough Bagshot Beds; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Water Body adverse impact EWTH0306 Y TH0306 Investigation to verify risk of deterioration in groundwater quantitative status; LOCATION: Burford Jurassic; Chiltern Chalk Scarp; Lower Thames Gravels; North Kent Swale Chalk; Old Basing Tertiaries; Upper Lee Chalk; SECTOR: Water Industry Water Body adverse impact EWTH0307 Y TH0307 / UK0316 Investigations at sites identified under the Restoring Sustainable Abstraction Programme (where funded); LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: All Sectors RBD ABSTRACTION EWTH0308 Y TH0308 Investigations into causes of declining fish stocks; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation RBD adverse impact EWTH0309 Y TH0309 / UK0317 Investigations into the ecological outcomes of measures to mitigate against effects of FCERM activities, improving the understanding of the cost/benefit and technical feasibility of such measures and developing understanding of the underlying processes, ecological responses and applicability. Will use case studies, but outcomes will have a national application.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency; Local Government ; Urban and Transport RBD REHABILITATION EWTH0311 OTHER TH0311 / UK0319 Local agricultural partnerships e.g. LEAF, NGOs such as Rivers Trusts, Landcare, Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group – advice on use of agri-chemicals; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management RBD Advice and guidance EWTH0312 EDUCATIONAL TH0312 / UK0321 Local agricultural partnerships e.g. LEAF, NGOs such as Rivers Trusts, Landcare, Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group - Advice to farmers on nitrate control; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management RBD Education and awareness EWTH0315 EMISSION TH0315 Local Campaign: Fawkham Solvent Impact; LOCATION: West Kent Darent and Cray Chalk; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0316 EMISSION TH0316 Local Campaign: Footscray Solvent Impact; LOCATION: West Kent Darent and Cray Chalk; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body No additional comment available EWSE0196 Y SE0196 Carry out a desk study into the origins, causes of and solutions to pollution where we need to improve certainty. Outcome: Improve our understanding of problems, in order to take effective action to address them.; LOCATION: Bartley Water; Cadland Stream; Cradlebridge Petty Sewer; Cuckmere from Alfriston to Arlington; Glynleigh Sewer at Hailsham; Hexden Channel; Jury's Gut Sewer at Lydd Ranges; Len; MEDWAY; Medway at Maidstone; Medway at Weir Wood; Newmill Channel downstream of A28; R. Beaulieu; R. Hamble; Walland Marsh, Iden to Appledore; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body Adverse impact EWTH0364 EFFICIENCY TH0364 Promote sustainable design and construction techniques for water efficiency, water quality and drainage / flooding to the planning and development sector through the use of best practice guidance and promotion of the Code for Sustainable Homes and BREAM standards.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Local Government ; Urban and Transport RBD No additional comment available EWTH0143 REHABILITATION TH0143 / UK0182 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Preserve and where possible enhance ecological value of marginal aquatic habitat, banks and riparian zone; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Dry valley at Bluewater; Lee Navigation (Hertford and Ware); Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); THAMES MIDDLE; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0144 REHABILITATION TH0144 / UK0183 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Preserve and, where possible, restore historic aquatic habitats; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Dry valley at Bluewater; Lee Navigation (Hertford and Ware); Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); THAMES MIDDLE; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0145 REHABILITATION TH0145 / UK0183 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Preserve and, where possible, restore historic aquatic habitats; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Dry valley at Bluewater; Lee Navigation (Hertford and Ware); Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); THAMES MIDDLE; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0146 REHABILITATION TH0146 / UK0185 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Remove obsolete structure; LOCATION: Kennet and Holy Brook; Thames Wallingford to Caversham; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0147 REHABILITATION TH0147 / UK0187 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Retain marginal aquatic and riparian habitats (channel alteration); LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Dry valley at Bluewater; Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); THAMES MIDDLE; Wey (Shalford to River Thames confluence at Weybridge); SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0148 REHABILITATION TH0148 / UK0188 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Sediment management strategies (develop and revise) which could include a) substrate reinstatement, b) sediment traps, c) allow natural recovery minimising maintenance, d) riffle construction, e) reduce all bar necessary management in flood risk areas; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0149 REHABILITATION TH0149 / UK0189 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Selective vegetation control regime; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); THAMES MIDDLE; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0150 REHABILITATION TH0150 / UK0190 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Set-back embankments (a type of managed retreat); LOCATION: Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); THAMES MIDDLE; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0151 REHABILITATION TH0151 / UK0191 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Structures or other mechanisms in place and managed to enable fish to access waters upstream and downstream of the impounding works.; LOCATION: Dry valley at Bluewater; Kennet and Holy Brook; Lower Cray; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0153 PRACTICE TH0153 / UK0193 Follow Pesticides Code of Practice - comply with published advice for operators on control of plant protection products; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Urban and Transport National No additional comment available EWTH0154 PRACTICE TH0154 / UK0194 Follow Pesticides Statutory Code of Practice - comply with published advice for operators; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management National No additional comment available EWTH0358 PRACTICE TH0358 Promote good practice to avoid pollution from construction sites. ; LOCATION: Loose Stream; SECTOR: Local Government ; Urban and Transport Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0359 PRACTICE TH0359 Promote greater public awareness through the production of identification guides for key species, including aquatic invasive non-native species. Target the guides at river users, garden centres and other commercial outlets.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0360 PRACTICE TH0360 Promote importance of soil quality, structure and organic matter; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management RBD No additional comment available EWTH0361 PRACTICE TH0361 Promote land management best practice at commercial, agricultural and amenity sites, including golf courses, playing fields, parks and railway lines; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Environment Agency; Local Government ; Water Industry RBD No additional comment available EWTH0362 EMISSION TH0362 Promote partnership work to tackle diffuse rural pollution and including roads, highways, public rights of way and farm tracks. Promote initiatives such as Landcare Schemes.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Angling and Conservation; Central Government; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0363 EMISSION TH0363 Promote partnership work to tackle diffuse rural pollution and including roads, highways, public rights of way and farm tracks. Promote initiatives such as Landcare Schemes.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Local Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0001 REHABILITATION TH0001 / UK0007 A central spatially-enabled hydromorphological database will be created, this will provide a system that will quickly and reliably, supply data to better understand hydromorphological impacts of modifications to water bodies. it will be used to provide available hydromorphological data as an input into the approval/assessment processes for new physical modifications to ensure compliance with WFD requirements, especially those related to Article 4(7).; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: All Sectors RBD No additional comment available EWTH0006 PRACTICE TH0006 Adoption of UK Boat Safety Scheme on all enclosed navigable waters, for recreational craft ; LOCATION: MEDWAY; SECTOR: Navigation Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0007 PRACTICE TH0007 Advise on reduction of nitrate and other pollutant inputs through the England Catchment Sensitive Farming Initiative ; LOCATION: Berkshire Downs Chalk; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0008 NEGOTIATED TH0008 Agree and implement protocol with British Waterways to manage canal discharges and abstractions.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Environment Agency RBD No additional comment available EWTH0009 PRACTICE TH0009 / UK0027 Apply national guidance framework on disposal of dredgings to refine local measures as appropriate (where not disproportionately costly or technically infeasible) ; LOCATION: Allhallows Marshes; Cliffe Fort Lagoon; Higham Marshes; MEDWAY; Mucking Flats and Marshes; Murston Lakes; SWALE; Thames Coastal North; THAMES LOWER; THAMES MIDDLE; THAMES UPPER; West Thurrock Lagoon; SECTOR: Navigation Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0010 PRACTICE TH0010 / UK0028 Apply national guidance framework on dredging to refine local measures as appropriate (where not disproportionately costly or technically infeasible) ; LOCATION: Allhallows Marshes; Cliffe Fort Lagoon; Higham Marshes; MEDWAY; Mucking Flats and Marshes; Murston Lakes; SWALE; Thames Coastal North; THAMES LOWER; THAMES MIDDLE; THAMES UPPER; West Thurrock Lagoon; SECTOR: Navigation Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0011 Y TH0011 Appraise new public water supply resource options including investigating role of different generic option types (e.g. desalination, effluent reuse, transfers and reservoirs) in context of likely regional supply-demand need.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency; Water Industry RBD ABSTRACTION EWTH0013 Y TH0013 Ashdown Beds investigation; LOCATION: Kent Weald Western - Medway; SECTOR: All Sectors Water Body RESEARCH EWTH0014 Y TH0014 Assess data available prior to carrying out targeted Pollution Prevention campaign and advising industry; LOCATION: Burford Jurassic; Chiltern Chalk Scarp; Greenwich Tertiaries; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body EMISSION EWTH0016 EDUCATIONAL TH0016 / UK0031 Awareness raising / information boards (invasive species)- A programme of awareness raising will be implemented by April 2011; LOCATION: Brent (below Silk stream down to the Thames); Fiddlers Brook; Lee (from Tottenham Locks to the Tideway); Lee (from Woolens Brook down to Tottenham Locks); Regents Canal, lower section; SECTOR: Navigation Water Body education and awareness EWTH0019 Y TH0019 Carry out investigative monitoring and field work into the origins, causes and solutions to sedimentation (Non-tidal waters).; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Environment Agency; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business; Local Government ; Mining and Quarrying; Navigation; Urban and Transport; Water Industry RBD EMISSION EWTH0020 Y TH0020 Carry out investigative monitoring and field work into the origins, causes of and solutions to pollution where we need to improve certainty.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: All Sectors RBD EMISSION EWTH0031 EMISSION TH0031 Conduct audit of Motorways and highways pollution control valves and communicate results to potential users such as Fire Service; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Urban and Transport National No additional comment available EWTH0033 REHABILITATION TH0033 Continue to develop and implement a programme of river habitat improvement works to improve ecology by addressing physical morphology and flow pressures (including culverts, closed watercourses, pinch points and in-channel structures).; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency RBD No additional comment available EWTH0034 REHABILITATION TH0034 Continue to promote the River Wye Strategy with the local authority to implement physical habitat restoration.; LOCATION: Thame and South Chilterns Catchment; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0035 REHABILITATION TH0035 Continue to promote the River Wye Strategy with the local authority to seek physical habitat restoration.; LOCATION: Thame and South Chilterns Catchment; SECTOR: Central Government Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0067 EDUCATIONAL TH0067 / UK0095 Coordinated education and awareness on water efficiency and re-use to promote value of water; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Water Industry RBD Education and awareness EWTH0072 OTHER TH0072 Develop and communicate best practice guidance on habitat management and working near water courses. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation RBD adverse impact EWTH0073 EDUCATIONAL TH0073 Develop and disseminate buyer beware fish stocking advice. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Environment Agency RBD education and awareness EWTH0074 EFFICIENCY TH0074 Develop and implement a demand management campaign for Southern and Thames Regions including targeting specific non-household sectors (e.g. "Ensuring water for all" project).; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency RBD No additional comment available EWTH0075 REHABILITATION TH0075 Develop and implement a regional fish pass strategy which identifies and prioritises opportunities to improve fish migration; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation RBD No additional comment available EWTH0076 OTHER TH0076 / UK0105 Develop and implement codes of practice to reduce the spread of invasive non-native species ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency RBD Adverse impact EWTH0077 PRACTICE TH0077 Develop and provide approved sustainable water management planning guidance to ensure that the impacts of development on the water environment are fully understood. Where possible this should be linked to recognised existing and emerging guidance.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government National No additional comment available EWTH0078 PRACTICE TH0078 Develop and share best practice on invasive non-native species control; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation National No additional comment available EWTH0080 PRACTICE TH0080 Develop guidance for the assessment of applications to discharge cooling water in order to manage the risk of GEP failure due to rising water temperature.  ; LOCATION: THAMES LOWER; THAMES MIDDLE; THAMES UPPER; London Catchment; Thames (tidal) Catchment; Upper Lee Catchment; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0081 PRACTICE TH0081 / UK0114 Develop national guidance framework on disposal of dredgings to inform Programme of Measures to meet WFD objectives; LOCATION: Allhallows Marshes; Cliffe Fort Lagoon; Higham Marshes; MEDWAY; Mucking Flats and Marshes; Murston Lakes; SWALE; Thames Coastal North; THAMES LOWER; THAMES MIDDLE; THAMES UPPER; West Thurrock Lagoon; SECTOR: Navigation Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0082 PRACTICE TH0082 / UK0115 Develop national guidance framework on dredging to inform Programme of Measures to meet WFD objectives; LOCATION: Allhallows Marshes; Cliffe Fort Lagoon; Higham Marshes; MEDWAY; Mucking Flats and Marshes; Murston Lakes; SWALE; Thames Coastal North; THAMES LOWER; THAMES MIDDLE; THAMES UPPER; West Thurrock Lagoon; SECTOR: Navigation Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0083 ADMIN TH0083 Develop strategic plans to improve ecology through habitat creation and enhancement; LOCATION: Darent Catchment; London Catchment; Medway Catchment; North Kent Catchment; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Central Government; Environment Agency Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0084 PRACTICE TH0084 / UK0118 Development planning - planning liaison. Site specific groundwater pollution prevention advice and recommendations; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0085 ADMIN TH0085 / UK0119 Development planning structure plans - influence location of development to protect groundwater; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0086 EMISSION TH0086 / UK0120 Development planning: land contamination - site specific advice and required action for remediation of contaminated land through planning liaison; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0087 ADMIN TH0087 / UK0122 Draw together a database of projects to facilitate better information sharing and increase opportunities for partnership working ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0088 OTHER TH0088 / UK0123 Draw up Individual Species Action Plans for species identified as presenting particular risk levels, to minimise the risks associated with them; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency RBD Adverse impact EWTH0089 PRACTICE TH0089 / UK0124 Dredging and disposal framework (Ports sector), which will provide guidance to all those undertaking or permitting navigation dredging and dredged material disposal activities to assist in achieving the statutory objectives of the WFD and related EQS Directive (2008/105/EEC). ; LOCATION: Allhallows Marshes; Cliffe Fort Lagoon; Higham Marshes; MEDWAY; Mucking Flats and Marshes; Murston Lakes; SWALE; Thames Coastal North; THAMES LOWER; THAMES MIDDLE; THAMES UPPER; West Thurrock Lagoon; SECTOR: Navigation Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0091 EDUCATIONAL TH0091 Education campaign for boat users regarding disposal of toilet waste, oil, solvent, paint and cleaning products in waters at risk from diffuse pollution. ; LOCATION: MEDWAY; SECTOR: Navigation National education and awareness EWTH0092 EFFICIENCY TH0092 Encourage all rural businesses to adopt water efficiency measures, such as rainwater harvesting and recycling and use of storage reservoirs to support summer irrigation.; LOCATION: Cherwell Catchment; Colne Catchment; Cotswolds Catchment; Kennet and Pang Catchment; Loddon Catchment; Medway Catchment; Mole Catchment; Roding, Beam & Ingrebourne Catchment; Thame and South Chilterns Catchment; Upper Lee Catchment; Wey Catchment; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0093 EFFICIENCY TH0093 Encourage more water companies to achieve universal water metering more rapidly and to implement variable tariffs. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency; Water Industry RBD No additional comment available EWTH0094 EMISSION TH0094 Encourage sustainable and efficient use of salt/grit used on Motorways, and highways; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Urban and Transport RBD No additional comment available EWTH0095 PRACTICE TH0095 Encourage uptake of Voluntary Initiative best practice advice by farmers and agronomists.; LOCATION: Cherwell Catchment; Colne Catchment; Cotswolds Catchment; Upper Lee Catchment; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management RBD No additional comment available EWTH0096 PRACTICE TH0096 Encourage uptake of Voluntary Initiative best practice advice on pesticide use by land managers within the agricultural and amenity sectors (e.g. golf courses, parks, highways, railways). ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Angling and Conservation; Central Government; Environment Agency; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0100 NEGOTIATED TH0100 Engage with local authority and local stakeholders to devise methods to tackle diffuse rural and urban pollution and river restoration through Kennet Chalkstream Restoration Project ; LOCATION: Kennet and Pang Catchment; SECTOR: Local Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0103 PRACTICE TH0103 Ensure that planning policies and spatial planning documents take into account the objectives of the Thames River Basin Management Plan. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency RBD adverse impact EWTH0104 NEGOTIATED TH0104 / UK0137 Environment Agency and Highways Agency Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and associated initiatives; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Urban and Transport RBD No additional comment available EWTH0105 PRACTICE TH0105 Environment Agency to provide tailored advice to key bodies - Regional Development Agencies/Government Offices for Regional Spatial Strategy and Local Authorities for Local Development Frameworks.; LOCATION: MEDWAY; Thames (tidal) Catchment; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body adverse impact EWTH0111 ADMIN TH0111 / UK0145 Establish a central repository for holding data on invasive non-native species distribution.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0113 OTHER TH0113 Establish and maintain a nationally funded advice-led partnership under the England Catchment Sensitive Farming Initiative to reduce diffuse water pollution from agriculture in at risk catchments.; LOCATION: Cherwell Catchment; Colne Catchment; Cotswolds Catchment; London Catchment; Medway Catchment; Mole Catchment; Upper Lee Catchment; Vale of White Horse Catchment; Wey Catchment; Thames (Maidenhead to Sunbury) (under query); SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Other adverse impact; Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0114 PRACTICE TH0114 / UK0150 Establish and maintain local advice led partnerships to improve farm and land management practices, to reduce diffuse pollution from agriculture. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management RBD No additional comment available EWTH0115 PRACTICE TH0115 / UK0150 Establish and maintain local advice led partnerships to improve farm and land management practices, to reduce diffuse pollution from agriculture. ; LOCATION: Eden Brook; Eden Brook East of Lingfield; Mid Medway from Eden Confluence to Yalding; Tudeley Brook; Ulcombe Stream; White Drain; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Central Government; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business; Local Government Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0116 REHABILITATION TH0116 Establish invasive non-native species fora to coordinate action across Thames RBD and produce a non-native species management plan.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Central Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0124 NEGOTIATED TH0124 / UK0164 Fire service Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on implementing pollution control measures in emergencies; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Local Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0125 CONSTRUCTION TH0125 Flood Risk Management and New Development - In reviewing existing, or developing new DPDs, and when making planning decisions, the planning authority (regional and local) should use evidence relating to 'priority water bodies'(1), alongside other relevant evidence, (i.e. included in the RFRA, SFRA, CFMP, SMP and SWMP) to require the use of SUDS techniques & flood storage measures that maximise potential for improvements to water quality & the water environment in all appropriate development.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Local Government RBD adverse impact EWTH0126 REHABILITATION TH0126 / UK0166 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Appropriate channel maintenance strategies and techniques e.g. minimise disturbance to channel bed and margins; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0127 REHABILITATION TH0127 / UK0167 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Appropriate channel maintenance strategies and techniques e.g. remove woody debris only upstream of, or within, areas of urban flood risk; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0128 REHABILITATION TH0128 / UK0168 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Appropriate techniques (invasive species); LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Dry valley at Bluewater; Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); THAMES MIDDLE; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0129 REHABILITATION TH0129 / UK0170 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Appropriate timing (vegetation control); LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); THAMES MIDDLE; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0130 REHABILITATION TH0130 / UK0171 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Appropriate vegetation control technique; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Lee Navigation (Hertford and Ware); Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); THAMES MIDDLE; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0131 REHABILITATION TH0131 / UK0172 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Appropriate water level management strategies, including timing and volume of water moved; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Dry valley at Bluewater; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0132 REHABILITATION TH0132 / UK0173 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Bank rehabilitation / reprofiling; LOCATION: Lee Navigation (Hertford and Ware); THAMES MIDDLE; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0133 REHABILITATION TH0133 / UK0175 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Flow manipulation (e.g. construct structures to normalise flow; realign frontage); LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Dry valley at Bluewater; Wey (Shalford to River Thames confluence at Weybridge); SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0134 REHABILITATION TH0134 / UK0175 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Flow manipulation (e.g. construct structures to normalise flow; realign frontage); LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Dry valley at Bluewater; Wey (Shalford to River Thames confluence at Weybridge); SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0135 REHABILITATION TH0135 / UK0176 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Improve floodplain connectivity; LOCATION: Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0136 REHABILITATION TH0136 / UK0177 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Increase in-channel morphological diversity; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Lee Navigation (Hertford and Ware); SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0137 REHABILITATION TH0137 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Indirect / offsite mitigation (offsetting measures); LOCATION: Dry valley at Bluewater; Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0138 REHABILITATION TH0138 / UK0178 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Managed realignment of flood defence; LOCATION: THAMES MIDDLE; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0139 REHABILITATION TH0139 / UK0179 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Operational and structural changes to locks, sluices, weirs, beach control, etc; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Dry valley at Bluewater; Ebbsfleet; Kennet and Holy Brook; Lower Cray; Thames Wallingford to Caversham; Wey (Shalford to River Thames confluence at Weybridge); SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0140 REHABILITATION TH0140 / UK0179 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Operational and structural changes to locks, sluices, weirs, beach control, etc; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Dry valley at Bluewater; Ebbsfleet; Kennet and Holy Brook; Lower Cray; Thames Wallingford to Caversham; Wey (Shalford to River Thames confluence at Weybridge); SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0141 REHABILITATION TH0141 / UK0180 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Preserve (e.g fencing) and where possible enhance ecological value of marginal aquatic habitat, banks and riparian zone; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Dry valley at Bluewater; Lee Navigation (Hertford and Ware); Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); THAMES MIDDLE; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0142 REHABILITATION TH0142 / UK0180 Flood/Coastal Erosion Risk Management Measure - Preserve (e.g fencing) and where possible enhance ecological value of marginal aquatic habitat, banks and riparian zone; LOCATION: Beverley Brook (Motspur Park to Thames) and Pyl Brook at West Barnes; Dry valley at Bluewater; Lee Navigation (Hertford and Ware); Roding (Cripsey Brook to Loxford Water); THAMES MIDDLE; SECTOR: Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0155 PRACTICE TH0155 / UK0196 Follow Petrol Retailing Code of Practice (Groundwater Regulations) - comply with published advice for operators; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0156 PRACTICE TH0156 / UK0197 Follow Sheep Dip Statutory Code of Practice - comply with published advice for operators; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management National No additional comment available EWTH0157 PRACTICE TH0157 / UK0198 Follow Solvents Code of Practice (Groundwater Regulations) - comply with published advice for operators; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0158 PRACTICE TH0158 / UK0203 Follow the SUDS (sustainable drainage systems) Interim Code of Practice - comply with published advice for operators; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business; Urban and Transport National No additional comment available EWTH0159 PRACTICE TH0159 Follow The Code of Good Agricultural Practice - Published advice for operators on nitrate control and agri-chemicals; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management National No additional comment available EWTH0160 Y TH0160 Follow up 1990s report using recent data and knowledge of groundwater-surface water inter-relationship, including use of groundwater modelling .; LOCATION: Mid-Chilterns Chalk; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business; Urban and Transport; Water Industry Water Body EMISSION EWTH0161 Y TH0161 Further investigation - 3D conceptual model of Chalk groundwater beneath this groundwater body; LOCATION: North Kent Tertiaries; SECTOR: All Sectors Water Body EMISSION EWTH0162 Y TH0162 Further investigation - 3D conceptual model of this Chalk groundwater body - Sittingbourne Groundwater Rise Study; LOCATION: North Kent Swale Chalk; SECTOR: All Sectors Water Body EMISSION EWTH0165 Y TH0165 Further investigations to improve understanding of habitat restoration required to achieve GES. Improve understanding of the scale of habitat restoration required to achieve GES / GEP; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation RBD adverse impact EWTH0170 EMISSION TH0170 / UK0242 General guidance to improve Pesticide use through the Amenity Forum; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business; Local Government ; Urban and Transport; Water Industry RBD No additional comment available EWTH0171 OTHER TH0171 / UK0243 General guidance to improve Pesticide use through the Voluntary Initiative; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management RBD Advice and guidance EWTH0172 ADMIN TH0172 Green Infrastructure and New Development - In reviewing existing, or developing new DPDs, and when making planning decisions, the planning authority (regional and local) should use evidence relating to 'priority water bodies'(1), alongside other relevant evidence, to maximise the potential for delivery of green infrastructure that incorporates benefits for the water environment - e.g. incorporation of SUDS, flood storage measures and biodiversity enhancements that can have positive impacts on water quality. In the South East, local authorities should refer to 'The South East Green Infrastructure Framework: From Policy into Practice'.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Local Government Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0173 EMISSION TH0173 / UK0244 Groundwater protection advice to Chemicals Regulation Directorate (formerly the Pesticides Safety Directorate) approvals process; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management RBD No additional comment available EWTH0174 EMISSION TH0174 / UK0245 Groundwater protection advice to Veterinary Medicinces Directorate products approvals process; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management RBD No additional comment available EWTH0175 EMISSION TH0175 / UK0248 Groundwater protection advice to Veterinary Medicines Directorate products approvals process; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0176 EMISSION TH0176 / UK0247 Groundwater protection advice to Veterinary Medicines Directorate products approvals process; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Urban and Transport RBD No additional comment available EWTH0177 EMISSION TH0177 / UK0251 Help prevent illegal use of old TBT containing products; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Navigation Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0178 EMISSION TH0178 / UK0252 Highways Agency Programme to investigate soakaways; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Urban and Transport RBD No additional comment available EWTH0179 EMISSION TH0179 Identify suitable development for high risk areas in this groundwater sensitive area with thin soils over Chalk and rapid fissure flow in Local Development plans.; LOCATION: Upper Lee Chalk; SECTOR: Local Government Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0180 ADMIN TH0180 / UK0256 Implement DCLG Planning Policy Guidance Statement 23 (PPS23) on controlling pollution of groundwater that may arise from development of land; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Local Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0181 ADMIN TH0181 / UK0255 Implement DCLG Planning Policy Guidance Statement 23 (PPS23) on controlling pollution of groundwater that may arise from development of land; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business; Local Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0182 PRACTICE TH0182 / UK0258 Implement Groundwater Protection: Policy & Practice - External education on groundwater pollution prevention; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Water Industry RBD No additional comment available EWTH0183 PRACTICE TH0183 / UK0257 Implement Groundwater Protection: Policy & Practice - External education on groundwater pollution prevention; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0184 PRACTICE TH0184 / UK0261 Implement pesticides statutory Code of Practice. Comply with published advice for operators on control of plant protection products; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management National No additional comment available EWTH0185 REHABILITATION TH0185 Implement programme of gravel cleaning to improve fish spawning success. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation RBD No additional comment available EWTH0186 Y TH0186 Implement programmes of research and local investigations to improve evidence base to enable effective targeting of actions ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Angling and Conservation; Environment Agency; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business; Local Government ; Mining and Quarrying; Urban and Transport; Water Industry RBD adverse impact EWTH0189 NEGOTIATED TH0189 / UK0264 Implementation of Network Rail Pesticide protocol; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Urban and Transport National No additional comment available EWTH0190 NEGOTIATED TH0190 / UK0267 Implementation of 'oil-filled cables' operating agreement with electricity transmission companies; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0194 Y TH0194 Improved monitoring in groundwater body; LOCATION: Kent Greensand Western; Kent Weald Western - Medway; North Kent Tertiaries; West Kent Tertiaries; SECTOR: All Sectors Water Body adverse impact EWTH0224 EDUCATIONAL TH0224 / UK0284 Increase awareness of the importance of the ‘preventative approach’ in addressing the threats posed by invasive non-native species. This would include 'horizon scanning' for new potentially invasive species.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government RBD Education and awareness EWTH0226 EFFICIENCY TH0226 Influence reduction in per capita consumption towards meeting Regional Economic Strategy target of 135 l/p/d by 2016.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency RBD No additional comment available EWTH0227 ADMIN TH0227 Influence stakeholders on the preparation of planning proposals for eco-towns at Whitehill Bordon and North West Bicester, as well as proposals for any new eco-town sites, to ensure that the most sustainable options are pursued for; flood risk, drainage, water quality and water resources in line with the eco-towns PPS, and any other best practice guidance; LOCATION: Slea (Kingsley to Sleaford); Cherwell (Gallos Brook, Gubbinshole Ditch) (under query); SECTOR: Local Government Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0228 EMISSION TH0228 Influence the future targeting of England Catchment Sensitive Farming activities and agri-environment schemes to ensure adoption of best farming practices. ; LOCATION: Bourne; Tributary of Beult at Sutton Valance; Tudeley Brook; Upper Beult; SECTOR: Central Government Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0229 EMISSION TH0229 Influence the future targeting of England Catchment Sensitive Farming Initiative activities and agri-environment schemes to ensure adoption of best farming practices. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Angling and Conservation; Environment Agency; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business; Local Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0233 NEGOTIATED TH0233 Influence the local planning authority as they develop or revise any Design Guide Policy Documents to ensure that opportunities to improve the water environment are maximised; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency RBD No additional comment available EWTH0234 OTHER TH0234 Influence the planning and development sector to ensure that the objectives of the WFD and RBMP are considered in relevant strategic plans and planning applications. And, where appropriate, that this is reflected in any related environmental assessments (e.g. Sustainability Appraisals, SEA, EIA, IIA etc); LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Local Government RBD adverse impact EWTH0317 EMISSION TH0317 Local Campaign: Pembury Pesticides; LOCATION: Kent Weald Western - Medway; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0318 EMISSION TH0318 Local Campaign: Reduction in widespread impact by solvents in groundwater.; LOCATION: West Kent Darent and Cray Chalk; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0319 EMISSION TH0319 Local Campaign: Southfleet Pesticide Impact; LOCATION: North Kent Medway Chalk; SECTOR: All Sectors Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0320 EMISSION TH0320 Local Campaign: Tonbridge Solvents; LOCATION: Kent Weald Western - Medway; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0321 EMISSION TH0321 Local Campaign: Windmill Hill Solvent Impact; LOCATION: North Kent Medway Chalk; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0322 EMISSION TH0322 Local investigation and campaign to reduce the widespread impact by solvents in this groundwater.; LOCATION: North Kent Medway Chalk; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0323 EMISSION TH0323 Lower Lee Pollution Prevention project; LOCATION: Lee (from Tottenham Locks to the Tideway); SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0324 REHABILITATION TH0324 Maintain and enhance river corridor through support for Letcombe Chalkstream Project; LOCATION: Letcombe Brook; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0327 REHABILITATION TH0327 Make progress on implementing Public Service Agreement/Water Level Management Plan physical habitat restoration programme; LOCATION: Kennet and Pang Catchment; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Central Government Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0328 Y TH0328 Measures to address key water quality issues will be identified and implemented by projects under the Lower Lee Water Quality Programme. Projects include: Weed control trials; Phase 1 sediment removal; Peroxide investigations and trials. ; LOCATION: London Catchment; SECTOR: Environment Agency Other REHABILITATION; Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0331 Y TH0331 / UK0339 Monitoring and investigation into mitigation measures techniques to establish the effectiveness of these measures and improve understanding of hydro-morph-ecological interactions. Outcomes will have a national application.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: All Sectors RBD REHABILITATION EWTH0332 NEGOTIATED TH0332 / UK0340 National Fire Service Protocol to minimise the risk of pollution during fire emergencies; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Urban and Transport RBD No additional comment available EWTH0333 Y TH0333 National R&D on fate and transport of phosphate in groundwater to determine impact on surface water, investigation and assessment. Apply findings locally and assess.; LOCATION: Alton Upper Greensand; Bicester-Otmoor Cornbrash; Lower Thames Gravels; North Mymms Tertiaries; Reigate Lower Greensand; Shrivenham Corallian; South-West Chilterns Chalk; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Water Body RESEARCH EWTH0334 Y TH0334 National R&D on fate and transport of phosphate in groundwater to determine impact on surface water, investigation and assessment. Apply findings locally and assess.; LOCATION: Alton Upper Greensand; Bicester-Otmoor Cornbrash; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business; Urban and Transport; Water Industry Water Body RESEARCH EWTH0335 EDUCATIONAL TH0335 / UK0342 NetRegs (Environmental Guidance to Business) - External education on groundwater pollution legislation; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD Education and awareness EWTH0336 Y TH0336 Newbury water quality investigation; LOCATION: Kennet (Lambourn confluence to Enborne confluence); Middle Kennet (Marlborough to Newbury); SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency Water Body RESEARCH EWTH0343 ADMIN TH0343 / UK0348 Plans, processes and programmes (such as the Environment Agency Navigation and Recreation strategies) will be aligned to the requirements of hydromorphology to achieve WFD objectives (especially ecological potential). This will be two fold i) Mitigation measures required to reach good ecological potential will be delivered through such plans will be identified and ii) the prioritisation of environmental improvements will be influenced by the specific requirements to reach WFD objectives; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: All Sectors RBD No additional comment available EWTH0344 Y TH0344 Pollution and prevention campaigns and advice, particularly targeting industrial premises in the catchment where copper may be used. Check for use of other metals and hazardous substances. Also investigate possible inflow from river to groundwater at abstraction.; LOCATION: South-West Chilterns Chalk; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body PRACTICE EWTH0345 PRACTICE TH0345 Pollution Prevention advice and local campaigns to provide targeted advice and enforcement in high risk areas on all rural diffuse pollution issues: farm & land management, domestic oil storage, septic tanks.; LOCATION: Cherwell Catchment; Loddon Catchment; Wey Catchment; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0346 PRACTICE TH0346 Pollution Prevention advice and local campaigns to provide targeted advice and enforcement in high risk areas on all rural diffuse pollution issues: farm & land management, domestic oil storage, septic tanks. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Central Government; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0347 PRACTICE TH0347 / UK0350 Pollution prevention campaign on urban and agricultural use of pesticides. Although atrazine has been withdrawn from use, its presence in groundwater demonstrates a pathway and that other pesticides may also cause pollution ; LOCATION: Maidenhead Chalk; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0348 PRACTICE TH0348 / UK0350 Pollution prevention campaign on urban and agricultural use of pesticides. Although atrazine has been withdrawn from use, its presence in groundwater demonstrates a pathway and that other pesticides may also cause pollution ; LOCATION: Reigate Lower Greensand; SECTOR: Urban and Transport Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0350 ABSTRACTION TH0350 / UK0360 Programme of investigation of ecological impacts of managed flows in HMWBs with Water supply use; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Water Industry RBD No additional comment available EWTH0353 PRACTICE TH0353 Promote "Best Farming Practice", including the use of soil and nutrient management plans. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management RBD No additional comment available EWTH0354 PRACTICE TH0354 Promote and encourage appropriate sediment, vegetation and channel maintenance strategies to minimise impacts from land drainage activities on farmland. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Angling and Conservation; Central Government; Environment Agency RBD adverse impact EWTH0357 PRACTICE TH0357 Promote good land management practice amongst equine community; LOCATION: Colne Catchment; Kennet and Pang Catchment; Wey Catchment; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0365 PRACTICE TH0365 Promote sustainable water management best practice through pre-application discussions with developers (as set out in the Environment Agency's publication 'A guide for developers') and establish good practice for site clearance prior to development.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Local Government ; Urban and Transport RBD No additional comment available EWTH0367 ADMIN TH0367 Promote the inclusion of actions to assist in protecting and enhancing water quality (on a catchment basis) in Surface Water Management Plans; LOCATION: Loddon Catchment; London Catchment; Mole Catchment; Wey Catchment; SECTOR: Local Government Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0368 Y TH0368 Promote the 'River Fly Partnership' monitoring programme to assess the status of river health.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Environment Agency RBD REHABILITATION EWTH0369 Y TH0369 Promote the targeted mapping of land drainage discharges (fields, highways, rural roads) to better assess their impact on water quality and adopt appropriate control measures. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Central Government; Environment Agency; Urban and Transport RBD EMISSION EWTH0370 EFFICIENCY TH0370 Promote water efficiency and water saving measures through site inspections of abstraction licences; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency RBD No additional comment available EWTH0372 OTHER TH0372 / UK0374 Provide advice and training on identification, control and disposal of invasive non-native species to all relevant groups and encourage monitoring schemes.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency RBD Adverse impact EWTH0373 EDUCATIONAL TH0373 / UK0375 Provide advice to small and medium sized businesses on obligations in relation to priority substances, priority hazardous substances and specific pollutants through NetRegs website; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency National Education and awareness EWTH0374 PRACTICE TH0374 Provide local guidance and information to ensure marine licensing and consents take into account diffuse pollution pressures and physical measures and therefore contribute to the delivery of objectives. ; LOCATION: MEDWAY; SWALE; SECTOR: Navigation Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0376 Y TH0376 / UK0378 R&D on fate and transport of P in groundwater to determine impact on surface water; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Water Industry RBD EMISSION EWTH0379 DEMAND TH0379 / UK0388 Reduction of demand through installation of household meters on change of occupier; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Water Industry RBD No additional comment available EWTH0380 EFFICIENCY TH0380 Reduction of demand through labelling of water efficient appliances (Market Transformation); LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business National No additional comment available EWTH0381 EFFICIENCY TH0381 Reduction of demand through offering of tax incentives (enhanced Capital Allowances) for the purchase and use of efficient plant and fittings by commercial organisations; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business National No additional comment available EWTH0382 DEMAND TH0382 / UK0391 Reduction of demand through promotion of free household meters; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Water Industry RBD No additional comment available EWTH0390 Y TH0390 Research into locations of non-agricultural pesticide problem areas and their solutions, such as pesticide used on highways. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business; Local Government ; Urban and Transport RBD RESEARCH EWTH0391 EMISSION TH0391 Retro-fitting and New Development - In reviewing existing, or developing new DPDs, and when making planning decisions, the planning authority (regional and local) should use evidence relating to 'priority water bodies'(1), alongside other relevant evidence, to ensure that during the redevelopment, refurbishment or conversion of existing building stock, opportunities are maximised for retro-fitting - where this will have benefits for the water environment. For example, this could include; retrofitting to achieve higher water efficiency standards (based on the Code for Sustainable Homes standards), incorporating SUDS techniques that address water quality, and delivering biodiversity enhancements that contribute positively to the water environment.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Local Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0392 ABSTRACTION TH0392 / UK0404 Review and improve Environmental Flow Indicators ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: All Sectors RBD Supplementary? EWTH0396 EMISSION TH0396 Urban Diffuse Pollution project targeting potentially polluting industrial estates in water bodies at high or moderate risk of urban diffuse pollution; LOCATION: London Catchment; SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0397 OTHER TH0397 / UK0415 Seek sustainable and cost-effective methods for managing established invasions, such as biological control; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency RBD Adverse impact EWTH0398 OTHER TH0398 Set up a strategic, robust and reliable network of volunteer 'spotters' to assist with the management of invasive non-native species, impacts of litter and notification of environmental issues.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation RBD adverse impact EWTH0399 Y TH0399 Set up an academic knowledge exchange network to identify collaborative areas of research and investigation.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency; Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD adverse impact EWTH0400 ADMIN TH0400 / UK0416 Set up and maintain a website that acts as a "one stop shop" for information and advice on invasive non-native species. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0402 PRACTICE TH0402 Specific, targeted guidance in high risk catchments to improve Pesticide use through the Voluntary Initiative; LOCATION: Cherwell Catchment; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0403 EMISSION TH0403 Square Deal Tip, Ditton; LOCATION: Kent Greensand Middle; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0404 EDUCATIONAL TH0404 / UK0421 Support established local fora by providing advice and guidance and support control actions by selected local fora; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency RBD Education and awareness EWTH0405 EMISSION TH0405 / UK0422 Support River Ray Landscape Restoration Project; LOCATION: Cherwell Catchment; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0406 EMISSION TH0406 / UK0422 Support River Ray Landscape Restoration Project; LOCATION: Cherwell Catchment; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Central Government Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0408 EMISSION TH0408 Support the "Campaign for the Farmed Environment" targeting set-aside to tackle diffuse pollution; LOCATION: Cherwell Catchment; Cotswolds Catchment; Kennet and Pang Catchment; Loddon Catchment; Thame and South Chilterns Catchment; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Other Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0410 ADMIN TH0410 Sustainable Community Strategy (SCS) and Local Area Agreement (LAA) - Local Strategic Partnerships should use evidence relating to 'priority water bodies'(1) in the RBMP, alongside other relevant evidence, to include the water environment as a priority for action in the SCS. Where appropriate, this evidence should be used to justify the inclusion of a relevant National Indicator, or local targets related to the water environment in the Local Area Agreement.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Local Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0411 EFFICIENCY TH0411 Tackling water efficiency in existing development Local Authorities should work with water companies to investigate the potential for increasing water efficiency in Council owned and managed estate (land and buildings). E.g. through metering and /or retro-fitting of water saving devices.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Local Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0412 EMISSION TH0412 / UK0424 Target high risk farms and undertake regulatory farm visits using, pollution prevention notices and advisory letters where necessary; LOCATION: Cherwell Catchment; Cotswolds Catchment; Darent Catchment; Kennet and Pang Catchment; Loddon Catchment; Medway Catchment; Mole Catchment; Vale of White Horse Catchment; Wey Catchment; Thames (Maidenhead to Sunbury) (under query); SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Other No additional comment available EWTH0413 EMISSION TH0413 / UK0424 Target high risk farms and undertake regulatory farm visits using, pollution prevention notices and advisory letters where necessary; LOCATION: Cherwell Catchment; Colne Catchment; Cotswolds Catchment; Kennet and Pang Catchment; Loddon Catchment; Medway Catchment; Mole Catchment; North Kent Catchment; Upper Lee Catchment; Vale of White Horse Catchment; Wey Catchment; Thame (under query); SECTOR: Environment Agency Other No additional comment available EWTH0414 EDUCATIONAL TH0414 Targeted education and awareness of the impact that small discharges to ground and surface water have on water quality of the receiving waters, with a view to advising residents of the need to connect to the mains sewer system; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency; Water Industry RBD education and awareness EWTH0415 EMISSION TH0415 Targeted management of surface water systems to reduce contaminants in discharges, including consideration of gully cleaning, trapping fats, oils and grease.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency; Local Government ; Urban and Transport; Water Industry RBD No additional comment available EWTH0416 EMISSION TH0416 Targeted Pollution Prevention campaign and advice to industry driven by groundwater pollution.; LOCATION: Mid-Chilterns Chalk; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0417 EMISSION TH0417 Thames Groundwater Pollution Prevention project; LOCATION: Burford Jurassic; Greenwich Tertiaries; Maidenhead Chalk; Mid-Chilterns Chalk; Reigate Lower Greensand; Upper Lee Chalk; SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0418 EMISSION TH0418 Thames Oil Care Pollution Prevention project; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency RBD No additional comment available EWTH0422 NEGOTIATED TH0422 / UK0437 Total Oil Operating agreement; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0424 OTHER TH0424 / UK0441 Undertake risk assessments to identify priority invasive species for mitigation and control action at GB and national levels; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government RBD Adverse impact EWTH0425 EFFICIENCY TH0425 Undertake targeted education campaigns to change the behaviour of the water consumer.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Water Industry RBD No additional comment available EWTH0438 EMISSION TH0438 Voluntary groundwater remediation of trichloroethene; LOCATION: Aldermaston Bagshot Beds; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0439 EMISSION TH0439 Voluntary groundwater remediation scheme - ongoing hydraulic containment of chlorinated solvents at Harwell.; LOCATION: Vale of White Horse Chalk; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business Water Body No additional comment available EWTH0440 EFFICIENCY TH0440 Water Efficiency and New Development - In reviewing existing, or developing new DPDs, and when making planning decisions, the planning authority (regional and local) should use evidence relating to 'priority water bodies'(1), alongside other relevant evidence, to seek the use of water efficiency standards in new development that exceed extant Buildings regulations, or, in the case of London Catchment; that go beyond the maximum target of 105 litres per person per day. Required standards should be based on the Code for Sustainable Homes standards for residential development, and the BREEAM standards for non-residential development. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Local Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0441 EFFICIENCY TH0441 Water efficiency requirements in Environmental Permitting Regulation (EPR) permits; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Industry, Manufacturing and other Business RBD No additional comment available EWTH0442 ADMIN TH0442 Water Quality, Infrastructure & Integrated Water Management and New Development - In reviewing existing, or developing new DPDs, and when making planning decisions, the planning authority (regional and local) should use evidence relating to 'priority water bodies'(1), alongside other relevant evidence, to influence the location and scale of future development, and to require Water Cycle Studies (WCS) where appropriate. The need for WCS should be established through consultation with the Environment Agency and other relevant stakeholders (e.g. water companies). Completed WCS's should be used to inform future development to ensure it does not compromise, and helps to meet, the 'no deterioration' and 'good ecological status / potential' objectives of the WFD.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Local Government RBD No additional comment available EWTH0443 REHABILITATION TH0443 / UK0448 WFD mitigation measures manual for flood and coastal erosion risk management and land drainage activities. This manual will set out best practice options for measures to mitigate against the impacts of such activities upon ecology. This will be used to ensure that new and existing schemes and management activities will take into consideration WFD requirements and will results in minimal ecological damage.; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency; Local Government ; Urban and Transport RBD No additional comment available EWTH0445 EDUCATIONAL TH0445 / UK0453 Work to raise awareness of the of the risks transferring non-native species to the wild amongst the public and target groups ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Central Government; Environment Agency RBD Education and awareness EWTH0446 REHABILITATION TH0446 Work with anglers, fishing clubs, boat users and riparian owners to identify areas of bankside erosion, causes and the associated impacts.; LOCATION: Colne Catchment; London Catchment; Roding, Beam & Ingrebourne Catchment; Upper Lee Catchment; SECTOR: Angling and Conservation; Central Government Other No additional comment available EWTH0448 NEGOTIATED TH0448 Work with local authorities to establish a cost effective way of recycling green domestic waste on agricultural land to increase soil organic content; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management RBD No additional comment available EWTH0449 OTHER TH0449 Work with riparian owners to identify and manage areas of bankside erosion from livestock and associated impacts. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management; Angling and Conservation; Central Government; Environment Agency RBD adverse impact EWTH0450 OTHER TH0450 Work with the Forestry Commission to use trees and woodland to deliver resource protection; LOCATION: Colne Catchment; Mole Catchment; Upper Lee Catchment; Wey Catchment; SECTOR: Agriculture and rural land management Other adverse impact; Geographic Coverage: part of RBD EWTH0451 EFFICIENCY TH0451 Work with the water companies in the South East to encourage them to share existing and future resources including consideration of transfers and interconnectivity of supply systems. ; LOCATION: Thames RBD; SECTOR: Environment Agency; Water Industry RBD No additional comment available 1 Point Sources 41.304 N 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 OM-PointSourceDischarges No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 OM-PollutantsDiffuse No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 OM-PrioritySubstances No additional comment available 1.1 Point - Contaminated Sites EWTH0086 EWTH0315 EWTH0316 EWTH0317 EWTH0320 OM-PollutantsDiffuse No additional comment available 1.2 Point - Waste Disposal Sites EWTH0403 OM-PointSourceDischarges No additional comment available 1.5 Point - Discharges To Ground EWTH0170 EWTH0361 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures No additional comment available 1.5 Point - Discharges To Ground EWTH0170 EWTH0361 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges No additional comment available 1.5 Point - Discharges To Ground EWTH0170 EWTH0361 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PollutantsToGroundwater No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 BM-Birds No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 BM-Drinking No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 BM-Env Impact No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 BM-Habitats No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 BM-IPPC No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 BM-Plant protection No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 BM-Seveso No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 BM-Sewage sludge No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 BM-UWWTD No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures No additional comment available 1 Point Sources EWTH0084 EWTH0085 EWTH0335 EWTH0373 EWTH0399 OM-PointSourceDischarges No additional comment available 1.5 Point - Discharges To Ground EWTH0170 EWTH0361 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-AccidentalPollution No additional comment available 1.5 Point - Discharges To Ground EWTH0170 EWTH0361 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-EfficientWaterUse No additional comment available 1.5 Point - Discharges To Ground EWTH0170 EWTH0361 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures No additional comment available 1.5 Point - Discharges To Ground EWTH0170 EWTH0361 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PointSourceDischarges No additional comment available 1.5 Point - Discharges To Ground EWTH0170 EWTH0361 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PollutantsDiffuse No additional comment available 1.5 Point - Discharges To Ground EWTH0170 EWTH0361 EWTH0414 EWTH0415 OM-PrioritySubstances No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources 97.826 N 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 OM-PointSourceDischarges No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 OM-PollutantsDiffuse No additional comment available 2.1 Diffuse - Agriculture EWTH0007 EWTH0085 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0159 EWTH0171 EWTH0173 EWTH0174 EWTH0175 EWTH0180 EWTH0182 EWTH0184 EWTH0229 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0333 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0362 EWTH0369 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0412 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-PointSourceDischarges No additional comment available 2.1 Diffuse - Agriculture EWTH0007 EWTH0085 EWTH0095 EWTH0096 EWTH0113 EWTH0114 EWTH0154 EWTH0156 EWTH0159 EWTH0171 EWTH0173 EWTH0174 EWTH0175 EWTH0180 EWTH0182 EWTH0184 EWTH0229 EWTH0311 EWTH0312 EWTH0333 EWTH0353 EWTH0360 EWTH0362 EWTH0369 EWTH0402 EWTH0408 EWTH0412 EWTH0448 EWTH0450 OM-PollutantsDiffuse No additional comment available 2.3 Diffuse - Urban Land Use EWTH0014 EWTH0103 EWTH0125 EWTH0158 EWTH0170 EWTH0172 EWTH0179 EWTH0180 EWTH0181 EWTH0183 EWTH0233 EWTH0234 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0390 EWTH0391 EWTH0416 EWTH0438 EWTH0439 EWTH0440 EWTH0442 OM-PollutantsDiffuse No additional comment available 2.4 Diffuse - Other EWTH0094 EWTH0104 EWTH0124 EWTH0153 EWTH0155 EWTH0157 EWTH0158 EWTH0178 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0243 EWTH0258 EWTH0318 EWTH0321 EWTH0322 EWTH0334 EWTH0369 EWTH0390 EWTH0422 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures No additional comment available 2.4 Diffuse - Other EWTH0094 EWTH0104 EWTH0124 EWTH0153 EWTH0155 EWTH0157 EWTH0158 EWTH0178 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0243 EWTH0258 EWTH0318 EWTH0321 EWTH0322 EWTH0334 EWTH0369 EWTH0390 EWTH0422 OM-PollutantsDiffuse No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 BM-Birds No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 BM-Drinking No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 BM-Env Impact No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 BM-Habitats No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 BM-Nitrates No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 BM-Plant protection No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 BM-Seveso No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 BM-Sewage sludge No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 OM-AccidentalPollution No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 OM-EfficientWaterUse No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 OM-PointSourceDischarges No additional comment available 2 Diffuse Sources EWTH0013 EWTH0020 EWTH0096 EWTH0160 EWTH0161 EWTH0162 EWTH0176 EWTH0186 EWTH0194 EWTH0227 EWTH0319 EWTH0332 EWTH0335 EWTH0344 EWTH0345 EWTH0346 EWTH0347 EWTH0348 EWTH0361 EWTH0362 EWTH0363 EWTH0373 EWTH0376 EWTH0399 EWTH0410 EWTH0417 EWTH0418 OM-PollutantsDiffuse No additional comment available 2.4 Diffuse - Other EWTH0094 EWTH0104 EWTH0124 EWTH0153 EWTH0155 EWTH0157 EWTH0158 EWTH0178 EWTH0189 EWTH0190 EWTH0243 EWTH0258 EWTH0318 EWTH0321 EWTH0322 EWTH0334 EWTH0369 EWTH0390 EWTH0422 OM-PollutantsDiffuse No additional comment available 3 Abstraction 82.609 N 3 Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0307 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0380 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0451 OM-ControlAbstraction No additional comment available 3.2 Abstraction - Public Water Supply EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0093 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0285 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0291 EWTH0306 EWTH0350 EWTH0379 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 OM-ControlAbstraction No additional comment available 3.2 Abstraction - Public Water Supply EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0093 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0285 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0291 EWTH0306 EWTH0350 EWTH0379 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 OM-EfficientWaterUse No additional comment available 3.2 Abstraction - Public Water Supply EWTH0011 EWTH0067 EWTH0093 EWTH0283 EWTH0284 EWTH0285 EWTH0286 EWTH0287 EWTH0288 EWTH0291 EWTH0306 EWTH0350 EWTH0379 EWTH0381 EWTH0382 EWTH0425 EWTH0441 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures No additional comment available 3 Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0307 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0380 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0451 BM-Env Impact No additional comment available 3 Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0307 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0380 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0451 BM-Habitats No additional comment available 3 Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0307 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0380 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0451 OM-AccidentalPollution No additional comment available 3 Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0307 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0380 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0451 OM-ControlAbstraction No additional comment available 3 Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0307 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0380 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0451 OM-EfficientWaterUse No additional comment available 3 Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0307 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0380 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0451 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures No additional comment available 3 Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0307 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0380 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0451 OM-PointSourceDischarges No additional comment available 3 Abstraction EWTH0011 EWTH0074 EWTH0077 EWTH0226 EWTH0227 EWTH0307 EWTH0364 EWTH0365 EWTH0370 EWTH0380 EWTH0392 EWTH0399 EWTH0411 EWTH0451 OM-PollutantsDiffuse No additional comment available 4 Artificial Recharge 0 Y 5 Saltwater Intrusion 10.87 N 5.1 Saltwater intrusion EWTH0259 EWTH0291 EWTH0306 OM-ControlAbstraction No additional comment available 5 Saltwater Intrusion EWTH0186 OM-AccidentalPollution No additional comment available 5 Saltwater Intrusion EWTH0186 OM-EfficientWaterUse No additional comment available 5 Saltwater Intrusion EWTH0186 OM-HydromorphologicalPressures No additional comment available 6 Other Pressures 0 Y R 44 Entire RBMP 2008 The costs are £millions 2008 present Values (PV) divided by the annual average spot rate for £:€ (0.796). These are the total costs for each RBMP for the WFD driven measures (over and above what would be happening irrespective of the first RBMPs). Actions listed in the Programme of Measures are those which the responsible organisations have given a commitment to carry out. 2009-2015 36.3 N Information currently unavailable Information currently unavailable Information currently unavailable Information currently unavailable This is not an international RBD This is not an international RBD Information currently unavailable Information currently unavailable In the United Kingdom the definition of water services encompasses the Water Industry: i.e., services provided by the water and sewerage industries. This includes all services which provide for households, public institutions or any economic activity: • Abstraction, impoundment, storage, treatment and distribution of surface water or groundwater; • Waste-water collection and treatment facilities which subsequently discharge into surface water. The industry is currently dominated by 21 vertically integrated monopolies. The legal and regulatory frameworks of the industry encourage companies to be self sufficient in water, with abstraction charges very similar across the country. In addition to the water service companies in any particular RBD, there is a range of private water and sewerage services. Private water services cover any water service that is not supplied by a statutory water or sewerage undertaker. In addition to private water services there are also self-services. In the United Kingdom, private water supplies are governed by the Private Water Supplies Regulations 1991 which transpose the European Drinking Water Directive (80/779/EEC) in relation to private water supplies. These regulations place responsibilities on local authorities to monitor and improve private supplies to reflect the number of private water supplies in a particular area and the specific priorities of the local authority. Recent local authority surveys are inconclusive about the likely extent of private water supplies in England and Wales. The estimated number of supplies ranges between 50,000 to 100,000 and the population served between 300,000 to 1 million, with this concentrated in rural locations. A majority of supplies for domestic water use purposes (about 70 per cent) serve single properties. Larger commercial uses of private supplies are concentrated in the Food & drink manufacturing sector. Recent analysis of the 2001 English House Condition Survey also suggests around 700,000 household properties in England are not connected to the mains supply for drinking water purposes. Based on typical household occupancy this would suggest a population of around 1.5 million do not receive mains water supply. Data collected from local authorities in Wales shows that there are about 11,900 private water supplies estimated to provide more than 30,000 people with water for domestic purposes. One example of a significant private supplier is British Waterways, which has sold water to canal-side industries for over 100 years. Watergrid is a British Waterways' joint venture that uses the country's network of inland waterways to provide water services to industry, agriculture and developers. In many cases the water is returned to the canal. Further information on the British Waterways can be found in the Stakeholder Template in the Economic Importance and Dynamics of Water Use report. Private sewerage can involve the collection of wastewater, the treatment of sewage effluents and the discharge of treated wastewater to water-courses and the safe disposal of sludge (waste products from treatment processes). It has been estimated that there are between 80,000 to 200,000 km of private sewers in England and Wales and nearly half of all household properties are served by private sewers or lateral drains. The vast majority of private sewer connections ultimately discharge wastewater to the public sewerage network. Septic tanks and cesspools represent the most common form of private sewerage for household properties that are not connected to the public network. It is estimated that around 400,000 (1.9%) household properties in England are served by septic tanks, cesspools or private sewerage systems. In Wales, it is estimated that in the region of 100,000 properties, are not connected to mains sewers, greater than 200,000 people (7% of the population). Within the manufacturing and industrial sectors, private and in particular self-services are well established in respect of effluent treatment and disposal. One direct measure of this is provided by Environment Agency data on the direct discharge of effluent to watercourses (which requires authorisation by the Environment Agency in the form of discharge consents. These are collectively termed trade discharges as opposed to discharges from treatment works operated by sewerage companies. About 30% of total consented discharges in England and Wales are made by trade sources. Implementation of Art 9 was analysed in a report: Screening of water pricing policies, cost recovery mechanisms and economic instruments for inclusion in programme of measures and in relation to Art 9 of WFD http://www.wfdcrp.co.uk/pdf%5Cproject1c-mainreport.pdf. The report screened water pricing policies, cost recovery mechanisms and economic instruments which may be included in programmes of measures to achieve compliance with WFD in England and Wales. This included: -Compliance of candidate mechanisms with cost-recovery and incentive-pricing objectives set out in Art 9; -Cost-effectiveness in furthering Art 4 objectives, that is in mitigating environmental pressures arising from abstraction, point-source pollution, diffuse pollution, morphological impacts and alien species. In terms of compliance of candidate economic mechanisms with Art 9 the report screened charging policies and cost-recovery mechanisms against the Art 9 requirements they provide for. It was found that the mechanisms were either broadly aligned with or not immediately relevant to Art 9 obligations. Notable mechanisms include abstraction charging arrangements; changes for industrial discharges to sewer; surface water drainage charges and metering/volumetric charging measures. In all cases further work was recommended. In terms of compliance with cost-effectiveness, relating to environmental objectives, the study examined economic mechanisms based on polluter pays principles and incentive pricing approaches that might be used to drive necessary measures. A list of economic mechanisms was compiled and included those which had been used or previously considered and rejected in England and Wales or Scotland, addressing each of the 5 pressures identified in WFD (listed above). The initial assessment of mechanisms proposed or implemented in the UK suggests further work was needed in relation to: abstraction and discharge charging regimes, surface water charging and metering and volumetric charging. The issues raised by the initial screening as part of the economic analysis of water use were included within Defra’s proposed strategy for water in England (Future Water) in particular in relation to charging for water, competition and surface water drainage policy. Future Water in partnership with the Welsh Assembly Government (WAG) announced 2 reviews to take forward these issues. The position in Wales on these issues is outlined in WAG’s strategic policy position statement on water. An independent review of competition and innovation in water markets occurred from 3/08 to 4/09. It published its final report with recommendations to the UK Government, WAG and sectoral regulators (Ofwat, Environment Agency and Drinking Water Inspectorate). It aimed to: -Deliver benefits to business and household customers through lower bills, better service and more responsive products; -Increase the efficiency and sustainability of water use through assessing the scope for competition and innovation throughout the water and sewerage industries. The Review examined abstraction and discharge policy and made a number of recommendations which UK Government and WAG are considering how to take forward. The outcomes of this work will have important implications for future river basin management planning and are likely to provide a range of alternative mechanisms which may be used to meet WFD targets. An Independent Review of Household Charging and Metering for Water and Sewerage Services in the UK published in Dec 09. It aimed to: -examine the current system of charging households for water and sewerage services; -assess the effectiveness and fairness of current and alternative methods of charging; -consider and make recommendations on any actions that should be taken to ensure England and Wales has a sustainable and fair system of charging in place. The Review looks at social, economic and environmental concerns. UK Government and WAG are currently considering the final report which, as with the market review, will have important implications for future river basin plans in relation to Art 9. Both Reviews commissioned research on cross subsidies, price structures and competition in the water industry. They show the UK is taking incentive pricing seriously and demonstrate the UK’s commitment towards a continual process of improvement. This will ensure water prices in the UK more fully reflect the true environmental and social cost of abstraction and provide greater incentives for water to be used efficiently, thus satisfying the aims of Art 9. Agricultural diffuse pollution was explicitly outside the scope of the initial screening research as all measures related to agricultural diffuse pollution were under consideration during the development of agri-environment schemes in England and Wales. During the development of this policy a substantial evidence base was developed relating specifically to the economic analysis of agricultural water use. Since privatisation in 1989 water companies in England and Wales have incurred capital and operating expenditure in order to mitigate the environmental impacts of the sewerage services and to investigate and alleviate the impacts of their abstractions on the aquatic environments. Ofwat has analysed the sewerage services costs at RBD level. Estimates of the volume, prices and costs associated with water services have been used within the economic analysis at various stages. In particular this information was used to determine the extent of recovery of the costs of water services as set out in the report on cost recovery and incentive pricing and the associated Article 5 Economic Analysis supporting documents. Up to date information on these financial costs and revenues is provided by water companies annually to the economic regulator for the water industry in England and Wales (Ofwat) in a report called the June Return. This is available on the Ofwat website (www.ofwat.gov.uk) Environmental and resource costs arise where water uses affect water bodies and contribute to water bodies failing to achieve good status. It has been possible to use available assessment methods and information from the Overall Benefits Assessment for the current Periodic Review of the Water Industry (PR04) to indicate the significance of environmental and resource costs. It should be recognised that further work is needed to update the assumptions in the existing studies. After the implementation of the environment programme recently agreed in the Periodic Review, the remaining quantified environmental damage costs caused by water pollution and abstraction in England and Wales is estimated to be about £1 to 1.5 billion per annum. The water industry and agriculture contribute equally to about 85 per cent of this total. Other diffuse and point sources such as diffuse urban pollution, landfill sites and contaminated land account for the remaining 15 per cent. These estimates do not include: • Impacts of water pollution (other than eutrophication) on lakes; • Impacts on fishing and recreation of abstractions causing low water levels in rivers and lakes; and • Impacts of abstraction on the quantity of groundwaters. These impacts are likely to be significant and have been assessed as far as possible as part of the appraisal of options affecting water bodies during production of RBMPs. These estimates do not relate fully to the issues to be addressed in the WFD. They do not include important issues and environmental pressures identified by the River Basin Characterisation exercise as affecting risks of achieving good status (e.g. morphology pressures such as flood risk management, impacts on coastal and transitional waters and lakes, and release of priority hazardous substances). These issues are likely to be significant and they were be considered as far as possible as part of the appraisal of options during production of RBMPs. Due to the above factors regarding the scope of available estimates, they might underestimate the environmental and resource costs of water use. On the other hand there are countervailing methodological and empirical reasons why they might be overestimates. More work is needed on this subject. These estimates provide contextual information that highlights the importance of this subject and the need for its careful and serious consideration. However, on their own, they cannot and should not determine any specific measures since this will require careful appraisal of the feasibility and scope for reducing these environmental impacts, for which the potential costs could rise significantly to achieve greater reductions. Moreover it will require careful appraisal of the costs and benefits of the options to determine the cost effectiveness of options across all sectors and whether the options are disproportionately costly. Being based on a pre-WFD approach to the assessment of the impacts of environmental pressures, this assessment should only be seen as an initial marker. Water Pricing in England and Wales Water users (households, industry and agriculture) pay a variety of charges for water use in England and Wales. These can be categorised as follows: • Charges for the use of public water supply and sewerage system as paid to the statutory water undertakers by households, industry and agriculture; • Charges for abstraction and discharges as paid to the EA by statutory water undertakers (water services) and other ‘users’ who engage in either private supply or self-services involving abstraction and discharging; • Charges for a variety of other uses: o as levied by the statutory water undertakers: e.g. for swimming pools and the use of hosepipes and sprinkles where a customer receives an unmeasured supply, for the collection and disposal services for tankered waste received from private owners of cesspools and septic tanks. o as levied by a variety of bodies: e.g. rod (angling) license fees from anglers (charged by the EA), charges for mooring (such as levied by British Waterways and various Port and Harbour Authorities), and groundwater charges. o Pollution incident and cost recovery charges (PICR) as levied by the EA and pollution fines as imposed by the courts. These can apply to a variety of users when ‘polluting’ –including industry, agriculture and potentially households although the latter is less likely (mostly small scale pollution which would be difficult to source accurately). As charges for water use are levied by private (non-subsidised) operators, it can be assumed that charges are set for aggregate cost recovery to ensure the companies’ survival. This does not however imply adequate cost recovery by broad user group or by RBD as cross subsidies may exist between users and RBDs. The UK Government's and Welsh Assembly Government’s view, expressed in previous consultations on the WFD, is that there is no need at present to alter present pricing policies to meet the requirements of the WFD. The present arrangements deliver charges by water and sewerage undertakers that recover the costs of these services, both overall and by sector of customer. This system takes account of the principles and objectives of the WFD and the provisions of Article 9 in particular. However, as revealed by the assessing current levels of cost recovery and incentive pricing this is not the same as recovery of cost by broad user group (households, industry and agriculture). It is not currently possible, given existing data and bearing in mind the cost of additional data collection, to identify recovery of costs of water uses by these water user groups. In addition, some of the costs imposed by water uses such as diffuse pollution from roads, agriculture, etc., may not be adequately recovered from the relevant users but further research is required to establish this. Additional work is planned in relation to the recovery of financial costs and in relation to environmental and resource costs ahead of the 2010 deadline for demonstrating an adequate recovery of costs of water services Introduction Water use economic analysis has been completed to look at the way in which pricing policies provide adequate incentives for users to use water resources efficiently. The main analysis was done by the Collaborative Research Programme (CRP) Project 1c – ‘Screening of water pricing policies, cost recovery mechanisms and economic instruments for inclusion in Programme of Measures and in relation to Article 9 of the WFD’. Detailed Analysis Overall the analysis found that mechanisms were broadly aligned with or were not immediately relevant to all Article 9 obligations. In the analysis each mechanism was screened against the Article 9 objectives. Conclusions are made per sub-division of economic mechanism. Incentive pricing issues for each subdivision are: - Abstraction Charging and Licensing: it is difficult to use prices large enough to encourage reductions of abstraction within licensed amounts without over-recovering the (economic (private and regulatory), environmental and resource) costs of abstraction from abstractors given low short-run elasticities of abstraction. The flexible formulations of Article 9 are unlikely to require radical changes to the abstraction charging regime. Some refinements (e.g. the introduction of a stress-sustainability factor) may be needed. - Discharge Charging and Licensing: Screening of surface water drainage charges suggested that site-area based charges can help to ensure adequate contributions by different user groups and generate incentives to reduce water drained into the public sewer; however, alternative surface water drainage charging schemes are not necessarily ruled out by Article 9. - Public Water Supply Charging and Licensing: Screening of public water supply charging mechanisms highlighted the role of metering and volumetric charging. Expansion of metering and volumetric charging is being pursued in some parts of the UK.. - Land use planning and other: No issues. Further work Outcomes from the screening of pricing policy mechanisms were then incorporated into the Defra’s proposed strategy for water in England, ‘Future Water’. This focused on charging for water, competition and surface water drainage policy. The position in Wales on these issues is outlined in Welsh Assembly Government’s strategic policy position statement on water, with commitments to sustainable management of water resources and supporting water efficiency measures made in the Welsh Assembly Government’s Environment Strategy for Wales. Further work was then completed under the Cave and Walker Reviews. These reviews aimed respectively to: - ‘increase the efficiency and sustainability of water use through assessing the scope for competition and innovation throughout the water and sewerage industries’ and -‘consider and make recommendations on any actions that should be taken to ensure that England and Wales has a sustainable and fair system of charging in place’. These reports show that the UK is taking the issue of incentive pricing seriously and demonstrate the UK’s commitment towards a continual process of improvement. This will ensure that there are greater incentives for water to be used more efficiently. The methodology for undertaking cost recovery of water uses is explained in several WFD economic analysis related documents: -in summary in each RBD Art 5 report -in detail in the Art 5 Economic Analysis of water use supporting document -in detail in the Art 5 report: Assessing Current Levels of Cost Recovery & Incentive Pricing (CRIP), Defra; August 2004 -in summary in the Collaborative Research Programme (CRP) Project 1c – Screening of water pricing policies, cost recovery mechanisms & economic instruments for inclusion in Programme of Measures & in relation to Art 9 of WFD By 2010 UK’s pricing policies to improve the sustainability of water resources were required to embody the polluter pays principle and ensure water use groups (separated into at least industry, households and agriculture) make an adequate contribution to the costs of water services. Research completed in 2004 (CRIP) showed that present pricing policy recovery of costs by delivering charges by water and sewerage undertakers is not the same as recovery of cost by broad user group. It is not currently possible, given existing data and the cost of additional data collection, to identify recovery of costs of water uses by these water user groups. In addition some of the costs imposed by water uses such as diffuse pollution from roads, agriculture, etc, may not be adequately recovered from the relevant users. Further research will be required to establish this. As part of the screening against Art 9 requirements Defra issued preliminary guidance following a close interpretation of Art 9.1. The guidance emphasised there was scope for flexibility in application of this Art due to its cautious formulation. It made reference to these points: -only ‘adequate’ contributions are required, the contributions only need to be ‘based on’ the annex III economic analysis, and the analysis is conducted only ‘taking account’ of the polluter pays principle’ -required contributions to the costs of water services by different sectors (agriculture, industry, households) relate to the use of water services by these sectors and not to other activities that cause particular environmental externalities. This would imply the environmental costs of polluting activities which do not involve the use of water services are not covered by Art 9 cost recovery requirements -the polluter pays principle in the context of Art 9 closely, stating that, given the definition of ‘water services’, it there probably relates only to the costs of harm caused by over-abstraction and the treatment of waste water so it can be discharged into surface waters The screening analysis concluded: -The current abstraction charging and licensing arrangements were designed to recover the EA’s regulatory costs. They were not intended to fully recover environmental and resource costs. -A weakness for the discharge charging regime for sewer discharge is that charges may not fully reflect the residual pollution of the watercourse for which discharges are responsible. This is due to trade effluent been discharged to sewer or directly to the environment. There have been recent improvements in trade effluent charges’ reflection of costs. Our screening of surface water drainage charges suggested that site-area based charges can help to ensure adequate contributions by different user groups. At present UK law prevents charging highway users or highway authorities for highway drainage. -Metering and volumetric charging by public water supply companies using incentive pricing was shown to be important. Expansion of metering and volumetric charging is an objective already pursued by some parts of the UK. All conclusions were not found to be inconsistent with Art 9.1 of the WFD and no major changes to current abstraction, discharge or public water charging arrangements are expected to be implemented by the UK Government. The present arrangements deliver charges by water and sewerage undertakers that recover the costs of these services, both overall and by sector of customer. Further work has taken place on charging regimes through Defra’s proposed strategy for water in England ‘Future Water’, which focused on charging for water, competition and surface water drainage policy. The position in Wales on these issues is outlined in Welsh Assembly Government’s strategic policy position statement on water. The Cave and Walker reviews completed and respectively aim to: -increase the efficiency and sustainability of water use through assessing the scope for competition and innovation throughout the water and sewerage industries -consider and make recommendations on any actions that should be taken to ensure that England and Wales has a sustainable, fair system of charging in place As a result of these reviews further work will now take place before the 2nd RBMP process on recovery of costs of water services including research into relevant environmental and resource costs. Introduction There have been problems encountered with data collection and methodology. A comprehensive list of data sets that could be used for economic analysis at different spatial levels was identified. For each data set, information on methodology, availability, geographical coverage, quality and completeness, format, price, terms and conditions of use and vendor information was collated. The data issues identified include: • Spatial application – economic data is compiled on administrative boundaries, which cut across water body areas. While there are methods to align data to different spatial boundaries, use of the data is subject to constraints. • Coding of data – there is a mismatch between SIC codes and water company data and EA pollution data. This limits the ability to link economic industry data with information on pressures and impacts. • Confidentiality – analysis at small areas, or larger areas with a single firm, is limited by data suppression and commercial confidentiality. • Reliability of information – most data is subject to statistical quality standards, but becomes less reliable at lower spatial levels. • Cost – depends on format, with bespoke data sets being more expensive than general publicly available data. Different levels of spatial analysis also entail a higher cost. • Data gaps – the frequency and completeness of data on water use is limited and sources are not readily related to SIC categories. The key issues are described below: 1. Population share allocations Simple pro-rata allocations of population share derived from allocation of water supply populations and allocation of resident sewerage populations could easily provide misleading information on the costs of supplying water services in each RBD and hence the true rate of cost recovery. A general method to assess possible distortion would be that the greater the number of Water and Sewerage Companies serving a RBD area; and the greater the share of population in a RBD that is provided by those larger companies; then the greater is the risk of significant distortion. This simply reflects the strong likelihood of variation in the costs of supply across larger geographical areas. These limitations have lead to reporting on financial cost recovery at the level of the individual water companies that provide services in each RBD. 2. Recovery of costs of water uses by water user groups Research completed in ‘Assessing Current Levels of Cost Recovery and Incentive Pricing (CRIP), Defra; August 2004’ showed that present pricing policy recovery of costs by delivering charges by water and sewerage undertakers is not the same as recovery of cost by broad user group (households, industry and agriculture). It is not currently possible, given existing data and the cost of additional data collection, to identify recovery of costs of water uses by these water user groups. In addition, some of the costs imposed by water uses such as diffuse pollution from roads, agriculture, etc., may not be adequately recovered from the relevant users. Further research will be required to establish this. 3. Screening research methodology limitation Agricultural diffuse pollution was explicitly outside the scope of the initial screening research as all measures related to agricultural diffuse pollution were under consideration during the development of the Catchment Sensitive Farming Initiative. This considered the balance between voluntary, regulatory and economic incentive based approaches. It began with an initial screening of potential measures and concluded that the most appropriate package was a combination of advisory services, use of agri-environment schemes and the development of a new mechanism based on Water Protection Zones. During the development of this policy a substantial evidence base was developed relating specifically to the economic analysis of agricultural water use. 4. Pollution There are different types of pollution in the context of the WFD and it is useful to identify polluters who give rise to increased costs of providing water services. This is a technically difficult area and a large number of assumptions are required to arrive at an answer. The approach adopted is explained in the report (CRIP 2004). Data reported by the water companies to Ofwat can be used to identify some costs that can be associated with polluting activities. 5. Environmental and resource costs It is not currently possible to estimate the environmental and resource costs of water use. However, it is possible to use the available assessment methods to provide contextual information that shows the significance of environmental and resource costs. Further work is needed on this subject. Analysis reveals that the two largest contributors to environmental damage caused by current water pollution and abstraction are the water industry and agriculture, together accounting for about 85% of these costs. A comprehensive list of data sets that could be used for economic analysis at different spatial levels was identified. For each data set, information on methodology, availability, geographical coverage, quality and completeness, format, price, terms and conditions of use and vendor information was collated. The key data issues identified include: • Spatial application – economic data is compiled on administrative boundaries, which cut across water body areas. While there are methods to align data to different spatial boundaries, use of the data is subject to constraints. • Coding of data – there is a mismatch between SIC codes and water company data and EA pollution data. This limits the ability to link economic industry data with information on pressures and impacts. • Confidentiality – analysis at small areas, or larger areas with a single firm, is limited by data suppression and commercial confidentiality. • Reliability of information – most data is subject to statistical quality standards, but becomes less reliable at lower spatial levels. • Cost – depends on format, with bespoke data sets being more expensive than general publicly available data. Different levels of spatial analysis also entail a higher cost. • Data gaps – the frequency and completeness of data on water use is limited and sources are not readily related to SIC categories. Further work on the recovery of the costs of water services will take place as a result of the Cave and Walker Reviews. In addition there are plans to undertake further longer term work on benefits assessment. This will provide better evidence on what the level of environmental and resource costs relevant to the recovery costs of water services. This research is being scheduled by Defra to deliver answers in time for the 2nd river basin management planning process.