Or 62m greedy bastards eating 77m people's food.
Look around a typical city centre and tell me it's not plausible.
Polio Detected in London Sewage
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Look around a typical city centre and tell me it's not plausible.
solomon88
LE
Yes, in one of the early links. But would Polio from one post innoc dump be detected? How much of it is floating around?
76mill
LE
Good point, well made.
How would the panel proceed if it was found feasible to introduce poliomyelitis into the (fast) food chain ?
tgo
LE
If you add the ever growing amount of 'anti-vaxxers' into the mix, perhaps not now, but a little further down the line and then your herd immunity gets compromised.
Import the 3rd world, become the 3rd world.
I'm quite glad I'm the age I am, I don't want to see how shit it will be in another 40 years.
Import the 3rd world, become the 3rd world.
I'm quite glad I'm the age I am, I don't want to see how shit it will be in another 40 years.
That's a trick question, right?
Effendi
LE
Untreated sewage should not go into waterways.
I did the Water Regulations Advisory Scheme course with Thames Water around 17, or 18 years ago. They did a show and tell tour for us just to give an idea of what they do and the process. The processes waste water goes through turns it from fertiliser grade liquid to drinkable water before it is released back into the wild. In fact on the tour after the last treatment process the bloke filled a paper cup up from the tap and drank down the treated water - all sparkly, cleaned and crystal clear.
A quick caveat on that though: Whilst water in the UK is classed as potable, fit for human consumption, I wouldn't. Since doing my plumbing course I have always had a 3 stage water filter connected in to clean my drinking and cooking water. Not because the water is manky, I use the filters to remove what they add in to the water to make it clean. That is to say potential chlorine and aluminium along with some other stuff.
Along with removing unwanted treatment chemicals you can never know what may accidentally end up in the water coming out of your tap. There is the odd bug/virus that forms in improperly cleaned equipment. They catch it quickly enough but, you never know if some lergi may end up coming out of your tap.
In the vilage I lived in I could always tell when the Fire Brigade had been checking the hydrants in the local villages. There was always a sandy, rusty, like deposit that would come out of the taps for a day, or so after wards.
Added to which; coffee and tea taste much better made with filtered water.
The sewage treatment process | Education | Responsibility | About us | Thames Water
Learn what happens to the water once you flush the loo or empty the sink, and how we make sure it's good enough to return to the rivers.
www.thameswater.co.uk
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Can someone enlighten me as to how Supermarkets etc can know the immigration status of customers? I know loyalty cards say a lot about us but....
Old locals down here in the Falklands speak of tea brewed with peaty local water used to taste especially good. Our water system here is getting so overloaded / old that the supply frequently goes off for several hours at a time.Untreated sewage should not go into waterways.
I did the Water Regulations Advisory Scheme course with Thames Water around 17, or 18 years ago. They did a show and tell tour for us just to give an idea of what they do and the process. The processes waste water goes through turns it from fertiliser grade liquid to drinkable water before it is released back into the wild. In fact on the tour after the last treatment process the bloke filled a paper cup up from the tap and drank down the treated water - all sparkly, cleaned and crystal clear.
A quick caveat on that though: Whilst water in the UK is classed as potable, fit for human consumption, I wouldn't. Since doing my plumbing course I have always had a 3 stage water filter connected in to clean my drinking and cooking water. Not because the water is manky, I use the filters to remove what they add in to the water to make it clean. That is to say potential chlorine and aluminium along with some other stuff.
Along with removing unwanted treatment chemicals you can never know what may accidentally end up in the water coming out of your tap. There is the odd bug/virus that forms in improperly cleaned equipment. They catch it quickly enough but, you never know if some lergi may end up coming out of your tap.
In the vilage I lived in I could always tell when the Fire Brigade had been checking the hydrants in the local villages. There was always a sandy, rusty, like deposit that would come out of the taps for a day, or so after wards.
Added to which; coffee and tea taste much better made with filtered water.
The sewage treatment process | Education | Responsibility | About us | Thames Water
Learn what happens to the water once you flush the loo or empty the sink, and how we make sure it's good enough to return to the rivers.
Untreated sewage should not go into waterways.
I did the Water Regulations Advisory Scheme course with Thames Water around 17, or 18 years ago. They did a show and tell tour for us just to give an idea of what they do and the process. The processes waste water goes through turns it from fertiliser grade liquid to drinkable water before it is released back into the wild. In fact on the tour after the last treatment process the bloke filled a paper cup up from the tap and drank down the treated water - all sparkly, cleaned and crystal clear.
A quick caveat on that though: Whilst water in the UK is classed as potable, fit for human consumption, I wouldn't. Since doing my plumbing course I have always had a 3 stage water filter connected in to clean my drinking and cooking water. Not because the water is manky, I use the filters to remove what they add in to the water to make it clean. That is to say potential chlorine and aluminium along with some other stuff.
Along with removing unwanted treatment chemicals you can never know what may accidentally end up in the water coming out of your tap. There is the odd bug/virus that forms in improperly cleaned equipment. They catch it quickly enough but, you never know if some lergi may end up coming out of your tap.
In the vilage I lived in I could always tell when the Fire Brigade had been checking the hydrants in the local villages. There was always a sandy, rusty, like deposit that would come out of the taps for a day, or so after wards.
Added to which; coffee and tea taste much better made with filtered water.
The sewage treatment process | Education | Responsibility | About us | Thames Water
Learn what happens to the water once you flush the loo or empty the sink, and how we make sure it's good enough to return to the rivers.
Not sure I would want to go for a swim.
Raw sewage discharged into English rivers 375,000 times by water firms
Data from 2021 released at same time as government plan to stop 40% of untreated sewage releases by 2040
chuggafugga
MIA
Surprised the compensation "if you've been involved in an accident" all-sorts aren't already over thisAs it says in the title, polio has been detected in the UK 38 years after the last case and 18 years after the UK was declared polio free.
It is believed that the virus was imported from abroad by someone who had recently received the live virus vaccine (the sugar cube that we had as kids) and may be mutating.
Polio is back: National incident declared in UK as disease spreads for first time in nearly 40 years
Britain was proclaimed polio-free in 2003 and the last wild case was detected in 1984www.telegraph.co.uk
This and TB. There used to be a Pakistani woman who would come to my gym and use the treadmills and cough... and cough... and cough...
Eventually one of the other gym members collared one of the managers and suggested very strongly that something needed to be done about it.
I've not seen her for a while. I genuinely hope she's okay. She was harmless and quite friendly. Nevertheless, if it was TB it fits with a certain demographic.
This latest polio thing? I've said it before. People in this country are getting adept at reading/watching the MSM and our national broadcaster and, like those in totalitarian states such as North Korea, understanding what's going on as a result of what's not said.
People aren't stupid. Nor are they racist for questioning or highlighting what goes on in some communities.
I do wonder at journalistic guidelines and what's being taught on journalism courses, though. That, or there's something very self-selecting about the journalistic field.
Londo
LE
Becton Sewage Treatment Works which was the largest treatment works in Europe was then hugely increased in size and capacity just a few years ago to cater for the increased amount of wastewater generated by East London .
Londo
LE
Noooooooo . Not the Bay City Rollers
AsterixTG
LE
Yeah, it probably doesn't take that into account, so there's nothing to worry about then - phew, there was me thinking how under resourced we were, how busy everywhere seems, how crowded and ghettoed the cities are now, how the World's population has doubled in my lifetime, and unfettered immigration to the UK since the 90's, legal and illegal, but it was nothing but my imagination and possibly people legally visiting our little country for their annuals.
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Teeblerone
LE
It's quite difficult to catch, but shit to deal with.
That sort of C19th disease really ought not to be proliferating in a 'modern country.
It;s horrible that it is.
One of my bosses, upper middle /upper class, got polio. A foul disease, which ought to be relatively simple to destroy, except for the ignorant and disruptive.
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