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Water

August 2024

  • A firefighter is silhouetted hosing down a tree against flames burning in a forest.

    Hotter than ever
    ‘The place I love is in flames’: the people living and working in extreme heat

  • Canal lock and towpath

    Watchdog investigates ‘unacceptable’ cyanide spill in Walsall canal

  • Emergency crews at the scene

    Major incident in West Midlands after sodium cyanide spill into Walsall canal

  • A man and a child walk towards the sea.

    Activists warn of ‘extreme anger’ if ministers fail to reform water regulator

  • WHO to scrap weak PFAS drinking water guidelines after alleged corruption

  • What I've learnt about green living ...
    ‘I giggle when I pee in the shower’: the joy of harvesting greywater for the garden

  • New hope of finding life on Mars after indication of water, scientists say

  • US air force avoids PFAS water cleanup, citing supreme court’s Chevron ruling

  • I swam in the Thames last week. Yes, it is full of sewage – but it is also a beautiful river

    Nell Frizzell

  • Compensation for water customers in England and Wales to double

  • Thames Water’s turnaround plan to be supervised by independent monitor

  • Almost 500 chemicals found in England’s rivers and groundwater

  • UK rivers and beaches have been heaped with pollution for years – when will we talk about restoration?

  • Three water firms face record total £168m fine after sewage investigation

  • ‘It’s just raw profiteering’: the people refusing to pay their water bills in response to the sewage crisis

  • Utah’s Great Salt Lake rings climate alarm bells over release of 4.1m tons of carbon dioxide

  • Environmentalist becomes first juror to swear oath on river water

  • Southern frontlines: Latin America and the Caribbean
    Anger mounts over environmental cost of Google datacentre in Uruguay

  • The first summer I …
    Sea swimming was my saviour. But the dumping of sewage changed everything

    Jo Bateman

July 2024

  • Athletes compete in the swimming stage in the Seine during the men's individual triathlon at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games

    ‘Our bet paid off’: Paris celebrates Olympic triathletes’ swim in the Seine

    City officials say they have ‘reversed the tide of history’ thanks to completion of €1.4bn sewerage system
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