Secondo gli ultimi test, uno stabilimento balneare inglese su sette è considerato inquinato
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/nov/25/one-in-seven-english-bathing-spots-rated-as-polluted-in-latest-testing
di F0urLeafCl0ver
Secondo gli ultimi test, uno stabilimento balneare inglese su sette è considerato inquinato
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/nov/25/one-in-seven-english-bathing-spots-rated-as-polluted-in-latest-testing
di F0urLeafCl0ver
5 commenti
I recently learnt that a spot that people use near me has never been registered as a bathing spot despite being used as one for centuries with the local shops selling fishing nets and towels.
I dread to think what the unmonitored ones are like.
That’s a recipe for a very serious – and very nasty – bout of vomiting, diarrhoea and very painful stomach pains… if you’re brave/ daft enough to go for a swim.
Sounds like the solution is another round of CEO bonuses and shareholder dividends.
“Of 449 designated bathing sites in England, 87% meet standards for “excellent” or “good” classification, an improvement on 2024, and 417 bathing waters (93%), were rated “excellent”, “good” or “sufficient”, representing a very slight rise on 2024’s standards.”
I agree that all sites should meet standards but holy hell negative title clickbait
Every time it rains we get sewage warnings on the south coast