At least 15 English sewage plants use plastic beads spilled at Camber Sands

The GuardianTuesday, November 18, 2025 at 11:10:01 AM
At least 15 English sewage plants use plastic beads spilled at Camber Sands
  • At least 15 sewage treatment plants in England are utilizing plastic beads that were part of a spill at Camber Sands, raising concerns about environmental safety. Experts emphasize the need for water companies to upgrade these facilities to prevent further ecological damage.
  • The continued use of these contaminated beads poses a significant risk to marine ecosystems, highlighting the urgent need for infrastructure improvements in water treatment. Failure to act could lead to irreversible harm to wildlife and the environment.
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