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News SAS Guernsey sewage hits 100 million gallons

At 9:30am today the Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) Guernsey Sewage Counter passed the 100 million gallon mark. This is the amount of raw sewage and wastewater that has been discharged into Guernsey waters since SAS finished its 60-hour vigil on the 25th January 2006. by Richard Hardy

20/02/2006:// With only a week left before the end of the public consultation (the 28th February) on the Sewage Green Paper, SAS is calling on the public to make their voice heard by signing the SAS petition for full sewage treatment. A new campaign film following our exploits during the vigil can also be viewed at the same time as signing the petition. Click here to view.

Today has also seen SAS submit its full comments to the States on the contents of the Green Paper. A copy of our comments is attached here.

SAS will be presenting our petition to the States at the end of the public consultation. Full details will be announced nearer the time.

Click here to read a report on the state of Guernsey's Sewage.

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