Global Heating's Effect on Parasite Outbreak Risk: Key Findings from Pennon Group's Annual Report

Wednesday, 12 June 2024, 05:00

The Pennon Group's annual report reveals the heightened risks to water quality due to increasing global temperatures. As global heating intensifies, the potential for parasite outbreaks in water systems escalates, impacting both environment and public health. The findings underscore the urgent need for proactive measures to mitigate these risks.

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Highlighting Risks of Global Heating

The Pennon Group's annual report highlights the heightened risks to water quality caused by increasing temperatures.

Impact on Environment and Health

The report stresses the growing potential for parasite outbreaks due to global heating's effects on water systems.

Global heating poses a serious threat to maintaining water quality.
The report emphasizes the need for proactive measures to manage the risks effectively.

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