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Environment & Energy

hatrack

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2. Meanwhile, plenty of other things making their way down the Thames (Trent, Wye, Test) . . .

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Tue Apr 2, 2024, 07:57 AM

Apr 2024

Turds, mostly.

Given the Tories' fixation on the glories of the Victorian past, maybe this was their first step to recreating the 1870s by altering water quality to match the Good Old Days?

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Why The UK's Water Systems Are Uniquely Ill-Prepard For Rapid Climate Breakdown [View all] hatrack Apr 2024 OP

Not to worry. Boris and Brexit fixed the problem but it will take a few more years for the changes to 3Hotdogs Apr 2024 #1

Meanwhile, plenty of other things making their way down the Thames (Trent, Wye, Test) . . . hatrack Apr 2024 #2