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Poor management of slurry a 'significant threat' to water quality - CAFRE - Vimarsana News

Poor management of slurry a 'significant threat' to water quality - CAFRE

Farmers in Northern Ireland have been warned by CAFRE that poor management of slurry is a 'significant threat' to water quality.

168 confirmed reports of blue-green algae across Northern Ireland, say officials - Vimarsana News

168 confirmed reports of blue-green algae across Northern Ireland, say officials

There have been 168 confirmed reports of toxic blue-green algae in waterways across Northern Ireland since May.With public concern growing over the impact of the algae at Lough Neagh, the chief executive of the Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NI...

Lough Neagh: Stormont warns it would take 20 years to make water safe - Vimarsana News

Lough Neagh: Stormont warns it would take 20 years to make water safe

Lough Neagh is so heavily polluted that it would take 20 years to make it environmentally “safe” even if the pollution entering the lough was slashed — but that pollution is still increasing, a senior Stormont official has said.

Kildare Nationalist — 168 confirmed reports of blue-green algae across Northern Ireland, say officials - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — 168 confirmed reports of blue-green algae across Northern Ireland, say officials

The head of the Northern Ireland Environment Agency said there was no quick fix to the problem, which is impacting Lough Neagh.

Carlow Nationalist — 168 confirmed reports of blue-green algae across Northern Ireland, say officials - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — 168 confirmed reports of blue-green algae across Northern Ireland, say officials

The head of the Northern Ireland Environment Agency said there was no quick fix to the problem, which is impacting Lough Neagh.