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Thames Water fined £4m for catastrophic sewage leak at New Malden park
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Thames Water fined £4 million after catastrophic sewage blunder
Favourite recreation spot and chalk stream hit by 79 million litres of sludge.
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27 May 2021 Can t see the wood for the sewage - the judge fining Thames Water £4 million called the pollution utterly disgusting
Thames Water has been fined £4 million after untreated sewage escaped from sewers below London into a park and a river.
A court heard dozens of high-priority alarms would have told staff about the incident, but were either missed or ignored, leading to pollution of a popular park, woodland and the Hogsmill River, in New Malden.
The sewage treatment works at Surbiton couldn’t handle the amount of sewage produced by Storm Imogen in the winter of 2016.
Thames Water fined £4 million after catastrophic sewage blunder
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Posted: May 25, 2021 4:40 PM ET | Last Updated: May 25
ArcelorMittal Dofasco has pleaded guilty to violating a section of the Environmental Protection Act in connection with an incident from July 2018 that saw a blast furnace release a black cloud.(Environment Hamilton/Twitter)
ArcellorMittal Dofasco has been fined more than $268,750 after pleading guilty to a charge under the Environmental Protection Act in connection with a billowing black cloud from a blast furnace.
The plume was released on July 13, 2018, according to an agreed statement of facts that says the Hamilton steelmaker was fined under a section of the act prohibiting emissions that block the light for more than six minutes.