I look forward to seeing that sternly worded letter from The Office for Environmental Protection and watching exactly how UK Prime Minister / Defra UK reacts.

River Dee impacted by pollution from construction at Inchmarlo. Mitigation measures were inadequate, a deluge of silt & sediment flowed into the Dee. Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) @Kirkwood_homes this MUST be resolved to prevent further incidents occurring! #CallingSEPtoAction #HelpOurRiverSEPA

Feargal Sharkey defra Sycophantically desperate not to upset their funding? We need more Feargal’s telling truth to power! Well done Feargal for calling this out, I hope we are not too late but I remember how polluted Thames was in the 80s and how long it too to report that fish had returned.

This open sewer is the Gaywood River in the Walks, King's Lynn. An absolute disgrace EnvAgencyAnglia James Wild MP How have you let it get like this?

Truly fascinated by the replies.

The eNGOs all saying how fantastic it is, clearly over looking the desperate mess @Defra was left in, legalising the dumping of sewage, pathetic Env Act, targets, what ever did happen the chalk streams strategy etc, etc.

Hope over experience...

'Bearsted salon owner slams Southern Water for three month wait after human waste and sewage spills into business.'

Sweat the asset, drag it out as long as possible spending as little money as you possibly can. Wouldn't that be right Southern Water.

kentonline.co.uk/maidstone/news…

Where is the European Court of Justice when you need it?

Last Nov gov passed what it called the 'World-leading Environment Act'.

So world-leading the law now requires gov to 'laid before Parliament', targets for air quality, water & biodiversity by 31st Oct.

Gov has just announced it's not going to do that 🤔

theguardian.com/politics/2022/…

A nation rejoices.

More shocking footage showing a supporter of the Cottesmore Hunt driving into a Hertfordshire fox hunt saboteur at high speed with their car on Tuesday.

What is the point of Red Tractor?

Our RiverActionUK report now running in the The Guardian on how scrapping nature-based incentives for farmers will significantly increase river pollution - an analysis based on Environment Agency’s own figures
Our rivers desperately need MORE not less protection ‼️
theguardian.com/environment/20…

'Shame no one from Red Tractor would appear'.

Yet another so called food assurance scheme been called into question. Why the lack of transparency? Why the lack of accountability? What are they trying to hide?

'Scrapping farm nature payments may worsen English river pollution up to 20%'.

We really are playing with our futures. Everyone does really understand that don't they?

theguardian.com/environment/20…

The talent will always out.

Fantastic achievement by Rachel Salvidge who has worked tirelessly, ferociously and determinedly to get to the truth, thoroughly well deserved, hurray and bravo. 👋👋👋

I get the feeling 2022 could turn out to be one hell of a year.

Feargal Sharkey Southern Water If you missed it. Rivers in Wales are dying, with sewage, slurry and other pollutants spewing in and where are those whose job it is to protect our rivers? As the clock is ticking and battle lines are drawn, and who is to blame
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Remington Steale 💙 Southern Water I like your thinking. Southern Water's daily guide to
'Non [profit] Impacting' sewage dumping.

I'm hearing all kinds of rumours about the hopeless Executive Director of Environment at the Environment Agency, you know the one, the guy in charge water industry & farming regulation, the one in charge of monitoring, inspections & prosecutions.

Come on EA, does he still have a job?

Am I also right in thinking that the Farming Rules for Water stem from the Water Framework Directive passed in 2000 so farmers, Defra UK, Environment Agency, Uncle Tom Cobley and all have had 22 years to help farmers 'Prepare for the future'?

22 years, still not enforced. Ho hum.