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The Georgia Department of Transportation started an anti-littering campaign called "Keep It Clean, Georgia" to educate people on the dangers of littering.

Talleys, Ernest Adams and Yoplait are among hundreds of manufacturers and brands dumping contaminants into New Zealands drains and getting away with it. Frank van Betuw watches as blood red water and globs of yellow animal fat gush from Dunedins sewers into the Green Island wastewater treatment plant. The visceral, greasy liquid will clog the filters and coat the ultraviolet lights used to disinfect the effluent. Theyll have to be scrubbed clean, yet again. Van Betuw knows where the wastewater ...

Companies dumping contaminants down the drain: Talleys, Ernest Adams and Yoplait identified 24 Jan, 2021 07:56 PM 17 minutes to read Hundreds of companies have dumped contaminants into sewers in breach of their trade waste consents over the past year. File photo / Duncan Brown RNZ By Anusha Bradley of RNZ Talleys, Ernest Adams and Yoplait are among hundreds of manufacturers and brands dumping contaminants into New Zealands drains and getting away with it. Frank van Betuw watches as blood-red wa...

Talleys, Ernest Adams and Yoplait are among hundreds of manufacturers and brands dumping contaminants into New Zealand's drains and getting away with it.

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Phone service, of course working and for many families, many victims who were medevaced here to the u.s., it will really be the first chance they get to see some of their family members. and we see emotional reunions and expect more, in the days ahead. juliet: you were there, down there, how bad is it? >> reporter: we were down there last week and improvements as far as food distribution and setting up tents but i was surprised there was not more construction and you dont hear the building going...