Environment
— For the first time, England’s water companies must provide real-time data on sewer overflows, driven by new laws. Open data enables public tools, but closed-source models hinder full transparency.
Environment
— For the first time, England’s water companies must provide real-time data on sewer overflows, driven by new laws. Open data enables public tools, but closed-source models hinder full transparency.
Sewage Crisis
— Privatised water companies discharged raw sewage into UK waters for 3.6 million hours in 2023. Politicians promise reform, but current plans lack detail. The public demands cleaner water and stricter regulation.
Water Pollution
— The Royal Society of Chemistry warns that PFAS chemicals, linked to cancer and fertility issues, exceed safe levels in England’s drinking water. Current standards are insufficient, demanding urgent revision for public health.
Environment
— A recent poll shows that 60% of British respondents believe that chief executives of water companies should receive prison sentences if they are found responsible for serious incidents of water pollution.
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