Looking forward to hearing about the experiments. I swim all year round from South Beach at Studland. The area of sea from Old Harry Rock to east of Douth beach is full of #Seagrass which is fragile and regularly damaged by small boats anchoring in the bay. The Studland Blue Tits will join #Seagrass

It is clear that the administration has no real interest in improving water quality for bathers anywhere in the UK. The words paralysis and shame describe the consultation.

In other words polluters will continue to be given the benefit of the doubt if change is ‘infeasible’ or disproportionate. They have had years to respond but each administration has let them off with no regard for the principle that the polluter pays.

It is clear that the administration has no real interest in improving water quality for swimmers in registered bathing areas. The changes suggested are bureaucratic and give polluters up to 5 years to improve with consideration for feasibility and proportionality.

The horses of the apocalypse riding through the heavens. Looks like they may find us.

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