the logic has to be that water companies know how much water they need to treat from past
data and they simply treat enough to cover that demand taking into account other influencing factors with a little bit of wiggle room on top and then the financially smart thing to do is to dump any left over sewage into the rivers and seas. hence we get so many sewage dumps. why would you waste money treating stuff you don't need to?
"hosepipe ban anyone?"
also, it grinds my gears when water company officials and politicians refer to them as sewage "spills" which makes it out to be a silly little accident instead of saying "we are dumping your s**t into your rivers and seas and making profit from it".
wake up sheeple
Posted By: Tombs on October 20th 2026 at 14:07:05
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