Thousands take UK chicken producer, water company to court over river pollution

More than 4,500 claimants allege intensive chicken farming, sewage discharges have damaged the River Wye nearby waterways, marking UK’s largest environmental pollution case by scale

Thousands take UK chicken producer, water company to court over river pollution

More than 4,500 claimants allege intensive chicken farming, sewage discharges have damaged the River Wye nearby waterways, marking UK’s largest environmental pollution case by scale

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Thousands take UK chicken producer, water company to court over river pollution

More than 4,500 claimants allege intensive chicken farming, sewage discharges have damaged the River Wye nearby waterways, marking UK’s largest environmental pollution case by scale

Thousands take UK chicken producer, water company to court over river pollution

More than 4,500 claimants allege intensive chicken farming, sewage discharges have damaged the River Wye nearby waterways, marking UK’s largest environmental pollution case by scale

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Environment

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