Sewage spilled into England's waters for more than 3 million hours

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2025-03-27

London (PA Media/dpa) - Storm overflows spilled sewage into England's rivers, lakes and coasts for new highs of more than 3.61 million hours in 2024, Environment Agency figures have shown. It is the first full year that 100% of storm overflows have been monitored and the figures reveal that although the number of spills fell slightly compared with 2023, the duration of sewage discharges was up. There were 450,398 recorded spills - which should on......

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