Study reports mixed success in tackling water pollution

A new study has found that water quality is gradually improving in two of Ireland's largest rivers, but is deteriorating in a third.

Study reports mixed success in tackling water pollution

A new study has found that water quality is gradually improving in two of Ireland's largest rivers, but is deteriorating in a third.

The €6m, three-year study found that the decline in water quality in the River Liffey had halted, while the quality of the Boyne had improved and the quality of the Suir had deteriorated.

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