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  • Impacts on the Water Environment - A Call for Evidence

    Topics:
    • Local environmental issues, 
    • Water pollution, 
    • River Basin Management

    Date published: 14 April 2025

    Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA) has launched an 8-week Call for Evidence on Impacts on the Water Environment (from 14 April to 8 June 2025).

    This Call for Evidence aims to gather as much information and evidence as possible and welcomes contributions from all citizens, organisations, and communities.

    This will improve the evidence base for NIEA, enabling a more accurate assessment of the potential pressures and impacts on water quality.

    Evidence collected will form part of the ongoing preparation for Significant Water Management Issues consultation to be issued later in 2025/ 2026 and will inform the draft 4th cycle River Basin Management Plan.

    Download more information on the Call for Evidence including how to respond.

     

    Notes to editors:

    1. The Northern Ireland Water Classification Statistics Report 2024, which was published in February this year, contains updated water body status (classification) for Northern Ireland river, lake and transitional & coastal (marine) water bodies which showed an overall picture of stagnation in the status of our water bodies - Northern Ireland Water Classification Statistics Report 2024
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