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we found metformin, which is a diabetic drug. we have also found trimethoprim, which is an antibiotic, some nicotine, some cocaine, tramadol and naproxen and tramadol and naproxen are actually painkillers, as well. so these are all things that are coming out of people, so the way that they re getting into the water must be through the people, through the water system, through the sewage. at the mouth of langstone harbour, professor alex ford shows us how the geography of the natural harbours keeps the discharged sewage and chemicals close to shore. it ejects from there and it comes right the way down here, - and then the tide turns and it washes straight back up. - so these organisms that - are permanently there are just living in a cocktail of different chemical wastes. how worried should we be? very. yeah, we ve got to take this seriously because there - are chemicals harming our wildlife now which we banned 30 - years ago, and they re i still having effects now.
and ear issues. we just thought something s not quite right here. we re out on langstone harbour with bianca and rob. they were so worried about the state of the water that they formed a group of residents to take samples and then send them off to be tested at a university laboratory. each of the 22 sites they sampled at had, on average, traces of 19 different chemicals. we found metformin, which is a diabetic drug. we have also found trimethoprim, which is an antibiotic, some nicotine, some cocaine, tramadol and naproxen and tramadol and naproxen are actually painkillers, as well. so these are all things that are coming out of people. so the way that they re getting into the water must be through the people, through the water system, through the sewage. much of it is likely to have come out of this pipe.