Post by zenfootball2 on Nov 9, 2022 12:15:40 GMT 1
anyone who saw the photos of the cornish beach with swewarage been dumped into sea and it literaly turning dark , when will hte goverment take action.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11407019/Southern-Water-discharged-five-MONTHS-worth-sewage-bathing-beaches-far-November.html
Southern Water discharged raw sewage into UK water for more than 3,700 hours in the first eight days of November alone, the equivalent of five months' worth, analysis of company data by campaigners shows.
The water company discharged sewage at 83 bathing beaches, almost all of those under its jurisdiction, in 493 separate releases, some of which are still ongoing.
Those behind the analysis are representatives from SOS Whitstable, a group aiming to put pressure on Southern Water to stop sewage discharges."
"Ed Acteson from SOS Whitstable told MailOnline the current sewage releases are the worst he's ever seen and he is 'in despair that MPs are sticking their heads int he sand' about it.
The group says five months' worth of sewage has been released onto UK beaches by Southern Water in just eight days.
But Southern Water said on social media that 95 percent of releases from overflowing storm drains were rainwater combined with shower and sink wastewater.
The other five percent is believed to be raw sewage."
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11407019/Southern-Water-discharged-five-MONTHS-worth-sewage-bathing-beaches-far-November.html
Southern Water discharged raw sewage into UK water for more than 3,700 hours in the first eight days of November alone, the equivalent of five months' worth, analysis of company data by campaigners shows.
The water company discharged sewage at 83 bathing beaches, almost all of those under its jurisdiction, in 493 separate releases, some of which are still ongoing.
Those behind the analysis are representatives from SOS Whitstable, a group aiming to put pressure on Southern Water to stop sewage discharges."
"Ed Acteson from SOS Whitstable told MailOnline the current sewage releases are the worst he's ever seen and he is 'in despair that MPs are sticking their heads int he sand' about it.
The group says five months' worth of sewage has been released onto UK beaches by Southern Water in just eight days.
But Southern Water said on social media that 95 percent of releases from overflowing storm drains were rainwater combined with shower and sink wastewater.
The other five percent is believed to be raw sewage."
