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Britain has a systemic problem building large infrastructure projects, including reservoirs

Drawn from what Hannah Ritchie said

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What Hannah Ritchie actually said

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    Hannah Ritchie 18 Aug 2026

    I think Britain has a real problem with building almost anything, from train lines to houses, and reservoirs to energy infrastructure.

    The UK needs to build more reservoirshannahritchie.substack.com

First recorded here 18 Aug 2026 · How quotes work

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