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Water industry admits sewage monitoring damaging public trust (www.bbc.co.uk)

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Water companies should no longer be allowed to monitor their own levels of sewage pollution, the industry body has told the BBC exclusively.

Instead they are proposing a new, third-party monitoring system to build consumer trust.

The recommendation is part of a submission made to the UK government's independent review into the water sector.

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[–] Captain_Jack_Sparrow@mastodon.world 9 points 2 weeks ago

@GreyShuck

there is no public trust in privatised water companies.

[–] Aliktren@lemmy.world 2 points 2 weeks ago

Not just sewage,no idea whats in the water in the stream that backs our village but theres nothing alive in it. I saw an otter in it last year and never saw it again, it probably melted.