ENDS Report 368, September 2005, pp. 10-11
1 September 2005
New inventory data for England and Wales show that sewage works vary widely in their efficiency in removing organic matter and that Southern Water has some of the worst-performing sites. Also, ConocoPhillips is by far the largest emitter of benzene to air. But repeated problems with the Environment Agency's website mean that the public cannot extract this information online - and the Scottish authorities do not intend to allow such access.
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- Waste water & sewage;
- Regulation;
- Pollution & Health;
- Air pollution;
- Energy Production & Climate;
- Climate change;
- Chemicals & polymers;
- Metals;
- Friends of the Earth Scotland;
- Castle Cement Ltd;
- Southern Water Services Limited;
- St. Regis Paper Company Ltd;
- British Energy Group plc;
- BASF plc;
- Thames Water Limited;
- Corus Group plc;
- Texaco Inc.;
- Esso Petroleum Company Limited;
- Associated Octel Company Ltd;
- Alcan;
- Pirelli Cables;
- Fibrogen Ltd;
- TOTAL S.A.;
- BP plc;
- EdF Energy plc;
- Petroplus International N.V.;
- PW Greenhalgh & Co Ltd;
- Huntsman Corporation;
- Outokumpu Stainless, Inc.;
- ConocoPhillips Limited;
- RWE Npower;
- Celsa Manufacturing;
- E.ON UK plc;
- Advansa (UK) Ltd;
- Shell UK;
- Keadby Generation Ltd;
- Rugeley Power Ltd;
- Asahi Glass Fluoropolymers U K Ltd
