ashley smith is on his way to a spot where the company releases the purified waste water into the stream. but directly next to it actually points to a 2nd pipe. this one sometimes spews out untreated waste water, the actual chemicals, your hormones, the drugs, the bacteria, the human waste, the ah, heavy levels of phosphate and nitrate and m and ammonia that all comes out here. and that makes its way down into the river windrush then into the river thames sewage last clued from it 2 days ago. he says he's collecting film evidence. i'm going to put them gloves on because i'm going to post the camera after it's been in that the companies are allowed to release untreated waste water into the rivers, but only in exceptional circumstances. when there's flooding or the sewers are fool after heavy rain, otherwise it's illegal. our analysts can tell if it's happened by looking at water industry data flow data taken on 15 minute intervals. he can establish whether it's happened to early, if they've discharged it before treating sufficient for their permit. and we found a lot of illegal activity i

ashley smith is on his way to a spot where the company releases the purified waste water into the stream. but directly next to it actually points to a 2nd pipe. this one sometimes spews out untreated waste water, the actual chemicals, your hormones, the drugs, the bacteria, the human waste, the are heavy levels of phosphate and nitrogen. and an ammonia that all comes out here and that makes its way down into the river windrush then into the river thames sewage last clued from it 2 days ago. he says, he's collecting film evidence. i'm going to put them gloves on because i'm going to post the camera after it's been in that the companies are allowed to release untreated waste water into the rivers, but only in exceptional circumstances. when there's flooding or the sewers are full after heavy rain. otherwise, it's illegal. our analyst can tell if it's happened by looking at war to industry, data flow data taken on 15 minute intervals. he can establish whether it's happened to early, if they've discharged it before treating sufficient for their permit. and we found a lot of illegal activity

ashley smith is on his way to a spot where the company releases the purified waste water into the stream. but directly next to it actually points to a 2nd pipe. this one sometimes spews out untreated waste water, the actual chemicals, your hormones, the drugs, the bacteria, the human waste, the ah, heavy levels of phosphate and nitrogen and ammonia that all comes out here. and that makes his way down into the river windrush then into the river. thames sewage last flute from it 2 days ago. he says, he's collecting film evidence. i'm going to put them gloves on because i'm going to post the camera after it's been in the companies are allowed to release untreated waste water into the rivers. but only in exceptional circumstances, when there's flooding or the sewers are full after heavy rain, otherwise it's illegal. our analyst can tell if it's happened by looking at water industry data flow data taken on 15 minute intervals. he can establish whether it's happened to early, if they've discharged it before treating sufficient for their permit. and we found a lot of illegal activity in that wa

ashley smith heads up a group that conducts daily detective work the water company for the thames region . once a purification plant, not far from here. we see quite a nasty coating of grey fine sediment on the bottom. and brown and grey owl gay, which is coating the gravel choking eddie we've life out of it. ashley smith is on his way to a spot where the company releases the purified waste water into the stream. but directly next to it actually points to a 2nd pipe. this one sometimes spews out untreated waste water, the actual chemicals, your hormones, the drugs, the bacteria, the human waste, the ah, heavy levels of phosphate and nitrate. an an ammonia that all comes out here and that makes its way down into the river windrush then into the river thames. sewage was flute from it 2 days ago. he says, he's collecting film evidence. i'm going to put them gloves on because i'm going to post the camera after it's been in that the companies are allowed to release untreated waste water into the rivers, but only in exceptional circumstances. when there's flooding or the sewers are full after

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ashley: a picture is a thousand words, this could be 10,000. it happened in tucker county, west virginia. photographs shared on facebook by republican state senator randy smith broken down in front of a call company access road. the plastic underside prevented it from being towed. 5 local miners came to the rescue and decided to push the dead ev to the coal mine to charge up. one of the call minors even provided the stranded driver with a friend of cole license plate frame. according to the us energy information administration, call accounts for 20 one% of all electricity generated in the united states including the power used to charge evs. stuart: that is priceless. what is this about california? they don't want residents to charge their evs right now. ashley: they want you to buy them, not charge them up. synergy officials stepping up there calls for consumers across the board to lower electricity use because of a historic heatwave putting pressure on the power grid. residents being sold to set thermostats to a minimum of 78. and avoid using large appliances and charging their electric vehicles between 4:00 and 9:00 pm. even with those, state officials sa