Sewage Spills Every Two Minutes In England In 2025
Sewage spilled into English waterways every two minutes in 2025, with 291,492 incidents, though down 35% from 2024 due to dry weather and increased investment.
Sewage spilled into English waterways every two minutes in 2025, with 291,492 incidents, though down 35% from 2024 due to dry weather and increased investment.
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