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Flooding: Will concrete come to the rescue?
Clipped to the Drawing Board by Bob Smith  

 I suspect that it is not only the British who have this problem - it will haunt all established infrastructure

The UK is relying on a legacy of a victorian engineering and is reluctant to spend what is needed to improve its water management network. Richard Stirling hears from concrete pipe makers about the state of British Infrastructure.

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