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Environmental groups urge state to reduce beach pollution - Vimarsana News

Environmental groups urge state to reduce beach pollution

Environmental groups are calling on state officials to take steps to stop sewage overflows and pollution run-off amid newly released data showing pathogens posing health risks at more than half

Environmental groups urge state to reduce beach pollution - Vimarsana News

Environmental groups urge state to reduce beach pollution

Environmental groups are calling on state officials to take steps to stop sewage overflows and pollution run-off amid newly released data showing pathogens posing health risks at more than half

Stink or swim! Over HALF of US beaches contain unsafe levels of FECES - Vimarsana News

Stink or swim! Over HALF of US beaches contain unsafe levels of FECES

Environmentalists have revealed that 55% of America's beaches were contaminated with sewage on at least one day last year. Experts warned the situation was 'troubling'.

Stink Or Swim! Over HALF Of US Beaches Contain Dangerous Levels Of FECE » WhatsNew2Day - Vimarsana News

Stink Or Swim! Over HALF Of US Beaches Contain Dangerous Levels Of FECE » WhatsNew2Day

More than half of America's beaches contain potentially dangerous levels of feces, according to a new report described as "worrying" by experts.

'We shouldn't be swimming in poopy water': Report highlights unsafe US beach pollution levels - Vimarsana News

'We shouldn't be swimming in poopy water': Report highlights unsafe US beach pollution levels

With beach season in full swing, researchers unveiled a report that discovered roughly 55% of U.S. beaches had at least one day of potentially unsafe contamination levels last year.

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