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Pollution

The River Ure
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Campaigners issue warning to river users as people report feeling 'unwell' in water

Aysgarth Upper Falls Aysgarth Upper Falls
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Campaign group claims two people contracted E.coli after bathing in River Ure

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The £2m project looking to reduce waste and pollution into River Swale

Aysgarth Falls Aysgarth Falls
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Water pollution at top tourist spot 'eight times higher than safe bathing level'

The Stop Ure Pollution (SUP) group has highlighted the 'worrying trend' at Aysgarth Falls, which is popular with tourists and visitors every year The Stop Ure Pollution (SUP) group has highlighted the 'worrying trend' at Aysgarth Falls, which is popular with tourists and visitors every year
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Warning over river pollution levels at popular beauty spot

Paul Markie and Nick Gaskell collecting samples at Aysgarth Middle Falls Paul Markie and Nick Gaskell collecting samples at Aysgarth Middle Falls
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Testing carried out on 50-mile stretch of river amid pollution concerns

New research from the University of York and the Rivers Trust has revealed widespread contamination of rivers in the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors New research from the University of York and the Rivers Trust has revealed widespread contamination of rivers in the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors
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Rivers in region have 'hidden threat' of pharmaceutical pollution, study shows

River Ure at Masham River Ure at Masham
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Fears raised over river polluted by untreated sewage where young children play

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