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Anglers group calls for lessons to be learned after toxic spill in Fife river

Updated: May 11, 2021, 2:04 pm © D.C.Thomson & Co.Ltd. Fish were killed by the toxic spill in the River Eden An anglers’ club has told how years of hard work and investment was “wiped out” when a Scottish Water worker accidently leaked about 90 gallons of a toxic chemical into a Fife river. Dundee Sheriff Court heard that the fish died within hours, after the jelly-like substance – used in the water purification process – sucked oxygen out of the river. Prosecutors said the accident was “entirely avoidable” and the effects of the spill could last for several years. Now the Eden Angling Association, a non-profit group that works to promote, restore and conserve the river, has called for lessons to be learned to avoid a repeat of the 2018 accident.

Scottish Water fined after admitting water pollution which killed 500 fish

Scottish Water fined after admitting water pollution which killed 500 fish PA Media 5 days ago By Douglas Barrie, PA Scotland © Joe Giddens Most of the fish killed were brown trout but there were also salmon and sea trout (Joe Giddens/PA) Scottish Water has been fined £6,700 after admitting an incident of water pollution which resulted in the deaths of at least 500 fish. Approximately 400 litres of a chemical coagulant were discharged into the River Eden in Fife in October 2018. On Monday Dundee Sheriff Court heard on October 2 that year, a forklift truck operator punctured a large chemical container with the forks of the vehicle while attempting to move it from storage at the Cupar Waste Water Treatment Works.

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