Wastewater treatment at 10 cities and large towns in Ireland is failing to meet EU standards, with Dublin, Limerick, Arklow, and Malahide among those not meeting requirements. The EPA warns that upgrades are needed to protect the environment, but Uisce Éireann estimates it could take over two decades and substantial investment to meet standards. While some progress has been made in reducing raw sewage discharges, the EPA highlights the need for urgent improvements in 73 priority areas, emphasizing the importance of prompt delivery of essential works to protect water quality.
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Government backs London 2029 World Athletics Championships
The UK government has confirmed its support for London's bid to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships at London Stadium, which last held the event in 2017. Additionally, ministers are backing a UK bid for the World Para Athletics Championships in 2029, with plans for significant funding including £10m from the London Mayor's office and £35m from central government. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The UK government is helping London try to host...
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