Thread: Raw sewage dumped into the sea increases by 2,500% since 2016
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Old 26-08-2022, 11:28   #47
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Re: Raw sewage dumped into the sea increases by 2,500% since 2016
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Originally Posted by Pierre View Post
Indeed that is how the original London sewage system was designed, to discharge into the Thames during the outgoing tide.
And it's only now they're fixing it. The super sewer is still being built IIRC. Interested to see the impact on the Thames when it's finished.
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