how has change in climate affected water fit for drinking?
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where is northern england located? It is the northern part of England,  bordered by the Midlands to the south. It extends from the Anglo-Scottish border in the north to near the River Trent in the south. can you name a few of the old counties? UNANSWERABLE are there any waterbodies nearby? Yes, Sankey Brook, a modern canal, the Grand Trunk Cana which links the rivers Mersey and Trent what languages are spoken here? English, Polish, Urdu what resources are found here? Peat,  Millstone grit,  sandstones, iron ore, rock salt how do the people here identify themselves? Northern England are straight-talking, grit and warmheartedness, as compared to the supposedly effete Southerners. what do these people do for fun in their sapre time? UNANSWERABLE how is the first resource that you mentioned formed? It is an accumulation of partially decayed vegetation or organic matter. It is unique to natural areas called peatlands, bogs, mires, moors, or muskegs. what is its use? Peatland can also be an important source of drinking water providing nearly 4% of all potable water stored in reservoirs.
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Peat [SEP] General characteristics and uses
Traditionally peat is cut by hand and left to dry in the sun. But for industrial uses, companies may use pressure to extract water from the peat, which is soft and easily compressed, and once dry can be used as fuel. In many countries, including Ireland and Scotland, peat was traditionally stacked to dry in rural areas and used for cooking and domestic heating. Peat can be a major fire hazard and is not extinguished by light rain. Peat fires may burn for great lengths of time, or smoulder underground and reignite after winter if an oxygen source is present.