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Paris Olympics swimming test event in Seine cancelled due to pollution - Vimarsana News

Paris Olympics swimming test event in Seine cancelled due to pollution

Excessive pollution in Paris' Seine River forced organisers to cancel a pre-Olympics test swimming competition due to take place on Sunday, the sport's international federation said.Brigitte Legare, an official in charge of competitions in central Paris, said a spare day was available if the Olympic events had to be delayed but insisted the Seine would host them as planned.

Source: yahoo.com
Germantown water clear of diesel fuel as city officials say water still unsafe to drink - Vimarsana News

Germantown water clear of diesel fuel as city officials say water still unsafe to drink

GERMANTOWN, Tenn. - Germantown city officials said Tuesday afternoon that the latest round of tests are clear of diesel fuel.

Germantown, Tennessee, water restrictions drag on as supply contamination continues - Vimarsana News

Germantown, Tennessee, water restrictions drag on as supply contamination continues

Officials announced July 20 that a diesel leak had contaminated the city's water supply.

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Iowa DNR: High Temps and Low Water Cause Fish Kill of 20,000 - Vimarsana News

Iowa DNR: High Temps and Low Water Cause Fish Kill of 20,000

A fish kill of approximately 20,000 shovelnose sturgeon in the lower Des Moines River is attributed to high water temperatures and low flows.

Source: khak.com
Iowa DNR: High Temps and Low Water Cause Fish Kill of 20,000 - Vimarsana News

Iowa DNR: High Temps and Low Water Cause Fish Kill of 20,000

A fish kill of approximately 20,000 shovelnose sturgeon in the lower Des Moines River is attributed to high water temperatures and low flows.