Natural England's "nutrient neutrality" guidelines have halted the construction of over 40,000 homes across Norfolk and the Fens to prevent nitrogen and phosphate pollution from further damaging the River Wensum and the Broads. Proponents of relaxing the rules argue that the housing crisis takes precedence and that agriculture, not housing, is the primary polluter. Opponents argue that the region's chalk streams and wetlands are on the brink of ecological collapse from eutrophication and require strict protection regardless of the economic cost.
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