Denham, Buckinghamshire, UK. 24th April, 2021. An H2O not HS2, Save London's Water banner at the Stop HS2 protest camp in Denham Country Park. Stop HS2 activists have grave concerns about the potential risk HS2 may cause to London's drinking water by drilling into the aquifer. The High Speed Rail link from London to Birmingham puts 693 wildlife sites, 108 ancient woodlands and 33 SSSIs at risk. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy

Denham, Buckinghamshire, UK. 24th April, 2021. An H2O not HS2, Save London's Water banner at the Stop HS2 protest camp in Denham Country Park. Stop HS2 activists have grave concerns about the potential risk HS2 may cause to London's drinking water by drilling into the aquifer. The High Speed Rail link from London to Birmingham puts 693 wildlife sites, 108 ancient woodlands and 33 SSSIs at risk. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Stock Photo

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