US Edition60% rise in serious water contamination raises food chain concerns
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The Government extended the state of emergency in the districts of the provinces of Mariscal Nieto and General Sánchez Cerro, affected by the pollution of the waters of the Coralaque River for an additional 60 days. As reported by the regional manager of Disaster Risk Management of the Regional Government of Moquegua (GORE), Eng. Richard Benavente, [...]
60% rise in serious water contamination raises food chain concerns
New data from the Environment Agency shows further surges in pollution events, potentially impacting crops and livestock. The official statistics show a 29% increase in incidents leading to pollutants entering Britain’s water system in 2024, or 2,801 individual events. Meanwhile, incidents defined as ‘serious’ rose by 60%. More significant cases of water contamination are particularly concerning as they can directly endanger a number of suppli…
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