Six years after Natural England raised the alarm over pollution at Stodmarsh, a market in nutrient credits is helping developers move forward. Millions in public funding have been committed, private mitigation schemes promise to unlock thousands of homes, and a council-owned company has published its first accounts. But new Environment Agency figures raise an uncomfortable question: when will Stodmarsh itself recover? Two pounds. Ninety years. T…
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