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  1. Water Pollution

    Date released
    26 Aug 1974
    Series name
    British Movietone News
    Issue no
    2360
    NoS ID
    030455
    Story no
    3 / 5

    MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Water Pollution. DESCRIPTION: French scientists find a fishy answer to pollution in the river Oise which supplies Paris with water. SHOTLIST: SV barge in polluted canal. CU surface of...

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  2. River with a Problem (1961)

    Director
    Graham Parker
    Subject
    Environmental science; Geography

    A film on water pollution, using the Ottawa River as an example of what happens when a river is used as a dumping place for municipal and industrial waste. Colour animation illustrates exactly what happens...

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  3. Beach pollution (1994)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview on pollution at beaches with high levels of plastics and sewage-related debris being found. The speaker would like to see better regulation of the privatised water authorities and says number of...

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  4. Beach pollution - EEC takes action against UK (1990)

    Genre
    Interview

    John Fraser reports from Luxembourg on the EEC launching legal action against the UK Government for failing to bring pollution levels on 140 beaches down to within European standards. Fraser interviews Grant...

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  5. John Badenoch on report into contamination of water supply (1990)

    Genre
    Interview

    A Department of the Environment report into the contamination of the mains water supply by cryptosporidium, following recent outbreaks of severe diarrhoea. Committee Chairman John Badenoch on drinking water...

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  6. Survey into drinking water quality (1989)

    Genre
    Interview

    Following a survey into drinking water, an unidentified spokesman calling for an independent national agency to control quality, and for action to strip out all the remaining lead service pipes and plumbing....

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  7. Rickmansworth and Colne Valley water contaminated (1991)

    Genre
    Interview

    A spokesman (for Rickmansworth and Colne Valley Water companies?) says the water supply has become contaminated, and people must boil the water before using it. Elderly, young or those already ill may be...

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  8. Howard on water privatisation (1989)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with Environment Minister Michael Howard, on likely customer water price rises following privatisation of the industry in 1989. The Government today limited the companies to a maximum average...

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  9. UK drinking water quality (1989)

    Genre
    Interview

    Grant Lawrence, advisor to the Common Market’s Environment Commissioner, on drinking water quality standards, which have not been met by the UK. Male interviewer not identified.

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  10. Aluminium levels critical at Cornwall water works (1989)

    Genre
    Interview

    John Bennett of South West Water speaks to Graham Smith on an emergency at a water treatment works near Camelford in Cornwall where an equipment failure lead to aluminium levels 5 times the EEC limit. He...

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