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Water companies' 'window dressing'

Campaigners argue that current efforts by water companies to tackle the looming water crisis are merely 'window dressing'. This suggests that the actions being taken are perceived as insufficient or superficial, rather than addressing the root causes and scale of the problem effectively. More substantial, long-term strategies are likely needed.

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