

I went to see Wuthering Heights for a girls' night out. I came home thinking about bog chemistry, natural water infrastructure and financing restoration - all in Yorkshire's cinematic moorland!
From toxic Victorian mine spoil to degraded peat leaking into drinking water, the landscape has a story the film didn't tell. And for water professionals, it's one worth knowing.
I went to see Wuthering Heights for a girls' night out. I came home thinking about bog chemistry, natural water infrastructure and financing restoration - all in Yorkshire's cinematic moorland!
From toxic Victorian mine spoil to degraded peat leaking into drinking water, the landscape has a story the film didn't tell. And for water professionals, it's one worth knowing.
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