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But the circumstances have to be exceptional otherwise water companies might be breaking the law. in july last year, southern water was fined a record £90 million for illegally dumping billions of litres of untreated sewage into the sea in hampshire, west sussex and kent. this separate incident was filmed in langstone harbour in hampshire in october of last year. thames water has been fined more than £30 million since 2017 for illegal sewage discharge. filmed by campaigners last winter, this seems to show raw sewage being released into the river thames. it s not clear whether this was an illegal discharge or not. given the option, though, of potentially flooding people s homes with raw sewage, or releasing that raw sewage into the sea it s going to be the sea, isn t it? presently, the system is completely overwhelmed that is correct, yes ....
Pollution warnings in august. it was just absolutely vile, wasn t it? gross. rebecca and alexa say the pollution monitoring apps and websites they checked gave them the all clear before they went paddleboarding recently in whitstable. ijust thought, oh, my goodness, that is raw sewage there, and my feet are in this. all the boards have been in it. i could see toilet paper, baby wipes, and there was just this kind of layer on the beach. so why is raw sewage sometimes discharged into the sea? well, most of the uk has a combined sewerage system, which means that rainwater and waste water from toilets and bathrooms travels along the same pipes to sewage treatment works. but if it s been raining heavily, those pipes can be overwhelmed, potentially flooding treatment plants, roads even people s homes. so to stop that happening, in exceptional circumstances, water companies can legally discharge raw sewage into rivers and the sea. ....
Will become much clearer tomorrow morning when the hike in energy bills is confirmed to be around £3500 per household. and then with those predicted to rise again early next year, what we need is notjust financial support at a much greater scale forfamilies and financial support at a much greater scale for families and individuals across the country than we have already had from the government, but this is a problem that is going to persist, notjust this winter, not next winter, but oil and gasp prices, gas prices in particular are forecast to stay high for at least three years. what we need from the government has a proper plan to fix a broken energy system which involves upgrading people s homes, people s bills are as big as they are because we are exceptionally reliant on gas to heat our homes and oil in rural parts of the country and we have some of billy keast, ....
See more seals going into people s homes in your part of the world? people s homes in your part of the world? the world? so, so i guess for new zealand, the world? so, so i guess for new zealand, it s the world? so, so i guess for new zealand, it s a the world? so, so i guess for new zealand, it s a bit - the world? so, so i guess for new zealand, it s a bit of- the world? so, so i guess for new zealand, it s a bit of a l new zealand, it s a bit of a conservation success story, these conservation success story, these seals almost went success extent these seals almost went success extent in the 18005 after being extent in the 18005 after being hunted for food, for pelts, being hunted for food, for pelt5, and for oil, and they effectively disappeared from most effectively disappeared from most of new zealand but now they most of new zealand but now they are most of new zealand but now they are becoming more abundant and the they are becoming more abundant an ....
So adventurous and wonder up over the dunes, up through the beach access ways, onto the sidewalk and down someone s driveway, so. first time i have come across this. i should say, you are an expert because you are a marine biologist, not because you planting seals in people s homes. is this a trend? are we likely to see more seals going into people s homes in your part of the world? so, i guess for the new zealand seals, it is a bit of a conservation success story. they almost went extinct in the 18005 through being hunted for food, for pelts, and for oil. and they effectively disappeared from most of new zealand and now they are recovering, they are becoming more abundant, the population is expanding. so, kind of what we are seeing is as they recover, there is probably going to be increasing interactions with people as we kind of compete for the same coastal real estate. and if this happens to someone else, you obviously kind ....