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Sewage having 'alarming' impact on underwater forests in UK rivers

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Sewage having 'alarming' impact on underwater forests in UK rivers
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Sewage having 'alarming' impact on underwater forests in UK rivers

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    Sewage having 'alarming' impact on underwater forests in UK rivers

    Sewage and agricultural pollution having 'alarming' impact on UK's underwater forests 5 hours agoSteffan MessengerWales environment correspondentLewis M. JefferiesSeagrass meadows are usually teeming with life, like this shore crabSewage and agricultural pollution in rivers is having an "alarming" knock-on impact on marine life in underwater forests along the British coastline, according to new research.Scientists found seagrass meadows affected by excessive nutrients in the water - caused by sewage, fertilisers, manure and industry wastewater - had far fewer and less variety of small invertebrates like crabs, shrimps and snails."People don't want to swim in seas polluted by sewage," said Dr Benjamin Jones from Project Seagrass, which carried out the research with Swansea University."But this is one of the first studies of its kind to show that some of those nutrient inputs... are having an impact on the animals too."Project SeagrassDr Benjamin Jones described seagrass beds as underwater forestsSeagrasses are flowering plants that live in shallow, sheltered areas of the coast, forming dense underwater meadows.It is estimated that a single hectare can harbour as many as 100 million invertebrates."If we think of seagrass meadows as forests, those invertebrates are basically insects that help it function in the marine environment," explained Jones.Lewis M.

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