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Sea Level

Environment Agency data shows East Anglia water companies released untreated sewage into rivers and coastal waters 17,428 times in 2020.

Helen Forte by Helen Forte
7 August 2021
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"Sea Level" sewage spillages

"Sea Level" by Helen Forte

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Data published by the Environment Agency showed water companies release untreated sewage into rivers and coastal waters across East Anglia 17,428 times in 2020.

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