Virtual River - 1 views
New evidence that river pollution could be causing male fertility problems - Telegraph - 0 views
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Testosterone-blocking chemicals have been found in UK rivers for the first time in new research that strengthens the link between water pollution and rising male fertility problems.
Running dry, running out: we're wasting too much water despite warnings to turn off tap... - 0 views
Water stress - summary - 0 views
Christmas is cancelled for Hull flood victims still waiting for a dry home | Environmen... - 0 views
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Two Christmases after floods drove 8,000 people from their homes in Hull, the city is tackling a fresh round of evacuations, skips loaded with ruined carpets and sodden plaster peeling off walls.
Flooding | Environment | guardian.co.uk - 0 views
Britain to get £7m flood forecast centre | Environment | guardian.co.uk - 0 views
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A flood forecast centre is to be set up as part of the government's response to last summer's devastating floods, the environment secretary Hilary Benn has announced.
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Yellow River too polluted to drink - Telegraph - 0 views
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China's heavy industries have tipped so much waste into the river that enormous stretches of it, amounting to over a third of its entire length, cannot be used at all anymore, either for drinking, fishing, farming or even in factories, according to criteria used by the United Nations Environmental Programme.
One-third of China's Yellow river 'unfit for drinking or agriculture' | Environment | g... - 0 views
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Severe pollution has made one-third of China's Yellow river unusable, according to new research.
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