theodi/ndl-core-corpus huggingface dataset:
BADC Doc: NAMBLEX List of Publications
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2018-06-19)

NAMBLEX - North Atlantic Marine Boundary Layer EXperiment  dataset collection: chemical and meteorological atmospheric measurements. The North Atlantic Marine Boundary Layer EXperiment (NAMBLEX) campaign was an atmospheric composition campaign conducted at Mace Head in Ireland from 24 July 2002 to 3 September 2002. The data consist of chemical and meteorological atmospheric measurements, model data and trajectories from a number of instruments, including several from the Universities Facility for Atmospheric Measurements (UFAM). The chemical species measured includes: O3, CO, H2, DMS, CH4, NMHC, NOx, NOy, PAN, VOCs, HCHO, peroxides, organo-halogenated species, a range of shorter lived halogen species (I2, OIO, IO, BrO), NO3 radicals, photolysis frequencies, and the free radicals OH, HO2 and (HO2 + Σ RO2). The BADC is the primary archiving and distribution data centre for NAMBLEX.

NAMBLEX Publications

A list of published papers, conference presentations or publications in press relating to NAMBLEX.

Publications

In Press

Journal Publications

The following were published in Geophysical Research Abstracts, European Geophysical Society, Volume 5, (2003).

Conference Presentations

Reports resulting directly from the research
- NERC Planet Earth, Summer 2003, "Measuring the garbage man of the atmosphere", Feature Article. This article was mainly about the NAMBLEX project
BADC Doc: NAMBLEX Campaign Overview
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2018-06-19)

NAMBLEX - North Atlantic Marine Boundary Layer EXperiment  dataset collection: chemical and meteorological atmospheric measurements. The North Atlantic Marine Boundary Layer EXperiment (NAMBLEX) campaign was an atmospheric composition campaign conducted at Mace Head in Ireland from 24 July 2002 to 3 September 2002. The data consist of chemical and meteorological atmospheric measurements, model data and trajectories from a number of instruments, including several from the Universities Facility for Atmospheric Measurements (UFAM). The chemical species measured includes: O3, CO, H2, DMS, CH4, NMHC, NOx, NOy, PAN, VOCs, HCHO, peroxides, organo-halogenated species, a range of shorter lived halogen species (I2, OIO, IO, BrO), NO3 radicals, photolysis frequencies, and the free radicals OH, HO2 and (HO2 + Σ RO2). The BADC is the primary archiving and distribution data centre for NAMBLEX.

NAMBLEX 2002 - Campaign Overview

The Campaign Overview

Their mission was to make the most detailed measurements ever of the chemical composition, both in the gas and aerosol phases, of predominantly clean air reaching the site from the Atlantic, in order to test the predictions of models of atmospheric chemistry. The project, funded by NERC and known as NAMBLEX (North Atlantic Marine Boundary Layer Experiment), involved Chemists, Physicists and Meteorologists, and will help us understand better the chemical mechanisms that control the concentrations of greenhouse gases, radiatively-active aerosols and gases responsible for the deterioration of air quality, for example, ozone.

Participating Institutions were the Universities of Leeds, York, East Anglia, Leicester, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, UMIST, Lancaster and Cambridge.

Campaign objectives were:
- To test quantitatively our basic understanding of oxidation processes in clean and moderately polluted air using observed correlations and comparisons of measured and model-predicted behaviour.
- To study extensively the chemistry of halogen species in the marine boundary layer through observation of reactive intermediates and their sources and sinks.
- A study of the reactive nitrogen budget over the Atlantic Ocean.
- To examine the origins and role of reactive hydrocarbons in the MBL, and carbon budget reconciliation using comprehensive chromatography.
- To investigate the size-distributed composition, internal mixing and Cloud Condensation Nucleus (CCN) activity of aerosols and the processes involved in new particle creation.
Data selector for Air Quality statistics
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2017-11-08)

Air quality Data selector for following pollutants:

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SuDS Links GeoJSON
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-04-11)

Sustainable Drainage System Links. SuDS Links in Sheffield.

Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) data shown is produced and populated from available Sheffield City Council new and historical information. The positions and information shown are indicative only and should not be relied upon. No guarantee or warranty is given regarding correctness. Actual positions and information should be verified on site.
SuDS Links ESRI Geoservice
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-04-11)

Sustainable Drainage System Links. SuDS Links in Sheffield.

Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) data shown is produced and populated from available Sheffield City Council new and historical information. The positions and information shown are indicative only and should not be relied upon. No guarantee or warranty is given regarding correctness. Actual positions and information should be verified on site.
Rapid Models
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2018-06-19)

RAPID The Role of Air-Sea Forcing in Causing Rapid Changes in the North Atlantic Thermohaline Circulation model output. "The Role of Air-Sea Forcing in Causing Rapid Changes in the North Atlantic Thermohaline Circulation" project was a Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) RAPID Climate Change Research Programme project (Round 1 - NER/T/S/2002/00427 - Duration 16 Feb 2004 - 15 Oct 2007) led by Dr Simon Josey of National Ocenaography Centre, with co-investigators also at the National Oceanography Centre.

This dataset collections contains analysis of coupled model output of surface forcing variability in ocean circulation.

The main aims of this proposal were to determine the role that surface forcing variability plays in causing rapid changes in the ocean circulation and to examine the effect of such changes on climate. These issues are addressed through a combined analysis of coupled model output and observational datasets. The focus of the analysis was in the North Atlantic thermohaline circulation (THC) although the results have been interpreted in the broader context of the global climate system. Variations in the air-sea fluxes of surface heat and freshwater have the potential to cause rapid changes in the ocean circulation eg through their influence on deep convection. However, the relationship between surface forcing variability and rapid changes in the ocean remains to be properly determined; our goal was to significantly improve understanding of this area.

Rapid Climate Change (RAPID) was a £20 million, six-year (2001-2007) programme for the Natural Environment Research Council. The programme aimed to improve the ability to quantify the probability and magnitude of future rapid change in climate, with a main (but not exclusive) focus on the role of the Atlantic Ocean's Thermohaline Circulation

Models, model runs and model output of use in the context of RAPID Climate Change projects v3 Kevin Marsh ,BADC, July 2008

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Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
iwtb23f abstraction all purposes 201205
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined: 2000 - 2015
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Estimated abstractions from all surface and groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area: 2000 - 2015
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Estimated abstractions from all surface and groundwaters by purpose and source 2000 to 2015
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000-2015
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Estimated abstractions from all surface and ground waters by purpose and source 2000 to 2015
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
iwtb22 abstraction surface waters by purpose 201205
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
iwtb23c abstraction non tidal EA 201205
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and EA regional charge area 2000 to 2015
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
iwtb23a abstraction purpose EA 201205
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
iwtb23d abstraction ground waters EA 201205
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose(2000-2015)
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Abstractions from non-tidal surface water and groundwater by use: 2000 to 2010
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Number of licences in force by purpose and EA charge region 2000 to 2015
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-03-11)

Water abstraction data sets. This series is an amalgamation of all the water abstraction data sets previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all abstraction statistical data into one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

Abstraction licences in force and new licences determined 2000-2010

The consumption of water abstracted from non-tidal surface and groundwater in England and Wales has fallen from an estimated 41.2 thousand megalitres/day in 2000 to 34 thousand megalitres/day in 2010. Latest figures for 2010 show a very slight increase compared to 2009. A megalitre is one million litres.

This publication covers the abstraction of water from non tidal, surface water and groundwater in England and Wales (from 2015 onwards just England).

Water is a vital resource that needs to be managed carefully to ensure that people have access to affordable and safe drinking water and sanitation. Furthermore, to ensure that the needs of industry are met, without depleting water resources or damaging ecosystems.

Status:  Official Statistic

Total estimated abstractions and licensed abstractions from all sources by purpose, England and Wales (2000-2010)

Estimated abstractions from groundwaters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated abstractions from non-tidal surface waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000-2010

Estimated abstractions from tidal waters by purpose and Environment Agency region:  2000 - 2010

Estimated licensed and actual abstractions from all surface and groundwater sources by purpose: 2000-2010

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: England and Wales (2010)

Number of abstraction licences in force by purpose: Environment Agency regional charge area (2012 and 2015)

Estimated abstractions from all sources except tidal by purpose and Environment Agency regional charge area:  2000 - 2015