Carnivorous Bacteria and Jellyfish: Microbiologist Explains What Rule of Thumb He Follows When Bathing
Grossart is also “always extremely careful” with rivers in large cities, because large amounts of wastewater including fecal germs flow into them. ‘The sewage treatment plants..
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Over 90 percent of the 2000 official German bathing waters have been rated by the EU as “good” or “excellent”. In 2021, only eight percent of German rivers and streams were classified as in a “good” or “very good” ecological condition.
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Over 90 percent of the 2000 official German bathing waters have been rated by the EU as “good” or “excellent”.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1In 2021, only eight percent of German rivers and streams were classified as in a “good” or “very good” ecological condition.
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