Well, nobody can say that the UK doesn’t give a shit.
>Van Quickenborne added that although the U.K. is no longer bound by EU environmental regulations as a consequence of Brexit, it has to take the necessary measures to limit the impact of sewage leaks on the marine environment.
The same regulations still apply in the UK as it’s domestic law.
It’s a practice that absolutely has to end, but considering it’s been happening since sewers were invented, why is it suddenly an international issue?
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And here I thought France was the problem
Well, nobody can say that the UK doesn’t give a shit.
>Van Quickenborne added that although the U.K. is no longer bound by EU environmental regulations as a consequence of Brexit, it has to take the necessary measures to limit the impact of sewage leaks on the marine environment.
The same regulations still apply in the UK as it’s domestic law.
It’s a practice that absolutely has to end, but considering it’s been happening since sewers were invented, why is it suddenly an international issue?