River levels approach all-time low as drought announcement looms
An announcement is expected from NRW as some river levels are reported to be nearing all-time lows.
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"Even larger rivers are running at lower flows than usual."
— Huwel Manley , Executive
"The lack of rainfall and decline in river flows is really starting to exacerbate water quality."
— Gail Davies-Walsh , Executive
"People are going to have to adapt, think about gathering their own water."
— Paul Thomas , Activist
Key People
Gail Davies-Walsh is the chief executive of Afonydd Cymru, representing Wales' rivers trusts.
Huwel Manley is the head of operations for Natural Resources Wales in south west Wales.
Paul Thomas is associated with the National Vegetable Society and advocates for sustainable gardening practices.
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An announcement is expected from NRW as some river levels are reported to be nearing all-time lows.
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