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    May 18, 2022

    Initial EA investigation into wastewater treatment suggests possible ‘serious non-compliance’ with law by all 10 water firms

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    From the Guardian

    A criminal investigation into water companies in England has uncovered suspected widespread illegal sewage discharges from treatment plants, the Environment Agency has revealed.

    The investigation into more than 2,200 water treatment plants run by all 10 water companies is examining whether the firms breached legal regulations about when and how frequently they are allowed to release raw sewage into waterways.

    The EA said an initial examination of hundreds of documents from the water firms “confirmed that there may have been widespread and serious non-compliance with the relevant regulations”.

    Read more

    Update on EA investigation here

    Tagged: Environment Agency, Sewage, storm overflows

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