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Risk of Iran attack on US bases in Gulf likely not “huge”

时间:2010-12-5 17:23:32  作者:Football   来源:Health  查看:  评论:0
内容摘要:The raid was among those that led to Adolf Hitler's "commando order", which called for any captured men to be executed.

The raid was among those that led to Adolf Hitler's "commando order", which called for any captured men to be executed.

Regarding the BBC’s methodology, some of the water companies argue it did not take into account that some outlets have large catchment areas and it can take a few days for any rainfall to drain through their systems, i.e. sewage detected on a dry day may be the remnants from an earlier rainy day.However, the BBC accounted for drain-down time by only considering a discharge a potential dry spill when there had been four consecutive days in the surrounding area without rain.

Risk of Iran attack on US bases in Gulf likely not “huge”

Helen Wakeham from the EA says the BBC’s methodology is, in fact, “more generous” to the companies than the EA’s.Commenting on the results of the BBC’s investigation in general she said: “I'm not surprised, these networks haven't been invested in for decades. That investment needs to take place.”In May the UK’s top engineers and medical professionals

Risk of Iran attack on US bases in Gulf likely not “huge”

the risk from human faecal matter in our rivers will increase without changes to the network and how we build our cities.Dr David Butler, professor of water engineering at the University of Exeter, and co-author of the report, said investment from water companies has “not really been up to scratch”.

Risk of Iran attack on US bases in Gulf likely not “huge”

But he added that we must also rethink how we design our towns and cities.

“What we would like to see is reversing urban creep - that is well beyond the powers of a water company. You see it all the time, people concreting over their front garden,” Prof Butler explained.That's because it usually means people are spending more, extra jobs are created, more tax is paid, and workers get better pay rises.

When GDP is falling, it means the economy is shrinking - which can be bad news for businesses and workers.If GDP falls for two quarters in a row,

, which can lead to pay freezes and job losses.Many economists and politicians are concerned that the UK economy is not growing fast enough.

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