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The move represents a victory for the Daily Mail which has been highlighting the dangers of plastic pollution, including wet wipes, since the award-winning Banish the Bags campaign of 2008.

As Mary Lind walked and biked along Moline’s Ben Butterworth Parkway in 2004, she noticed the parkway’s planting beds had become overgrown, and she couldn’t resist stopping to pick weeds.

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The organization rolled out 400 barrels on Earth Day, April 22.

Campaigners are attributing privatisation, extreme weather, and politics to collectively creating the water pollution crisis.  

University of Oxford college's rowing team honour anti-water pollution group River Action.

University of Oxford rowers from Linacre College have named a boat in honour of River Action, whose mission is to save UK rivers from pollution.

Rowers at oxford university will today name one of their boats �*river action in honour of a campaign group which aims to hold water companies to account for river pollution. it comes amid concern over high levels of e.coli in the river thames during last months oxford and cambridge boat races, when one rower fell ill before the race. time for us to have our first chat with matt. that works. good morning to you both and good morning to you all. it will be cold this morning if you are about to ...

Newly disclosed data unmasks that a significant majority of English dairy farms, 69% out of 2,475 inspected by the Environment Agency from 2020 to 2021, were found to be violating environmental regulations.