@EPAResearchNews funded project that seeks to identify pathways towards higher rates of septic tank remediation to safeguard the environment and public health
University College Dublin
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Do you live in a house with a septic tank or other wastewater treatment system? If so, please participate in our anonymous survey exploring the barriers to septic tank remediation. It takes 10-15 mins and can be accessed here 👉 EU.surveymonkey.com/r/remarc…
Survey: Share your experiences and opinions on septic tanks agriland.ie/farming-news/sur… #agriland
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🏡 Do you use a septic tank or packaged treatment system? Share your experiences in the REMARC anonymous survey! Your insights may help shape future policies and most importantly help protect our GWS water sources💧🫧✍️
Participate now: bit.ly/4e584se
#ResearchForChange
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MARA the new Maritime Area Regulatory Authority has kindly agreed to give an overview of their remit at this online session on Monday with Head of Maritime Usage Licensing, Head of Maritime Area Consents & Compliance, Enforcement and Revenue @AnForamUisce @WatersProgramme
Our SURVEY is now OPEN! If you live in a house with a private DWWTS (domestic wastewater treatment system e.g. septic tank) please participate in our anonymous survey on DWWTS management. It takes 10-15 mins and can be accessed here 👉 EU.surveymonkey.com/r/remarc…
@EPAResearchNews
Are you a septic tank inspector, local authority planner or environmental awareness officer in Ireland? We would love to hear your thoughts on the barriers to septic tank remediation by participating in our @EPAResearchNews study. See remarcproject.com or DM to learn more!
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📢Call Open📢The Government of Ireland Postgraduate and Postdoctoral Call 2025 is now open. We are delighted to partner with
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@MetEireann
@EPAIreland
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#LoveIrishResearch
📢Find out more and apply visit: research.ie/funding/
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The EPA reports that 576 septic tanks have not been fixed two years after failing local authority inspection. Where faulty septic tanks are not being fixed, local authorities need to use their enforcement powers to protect the environment and public health.bit.ly/4dxiRMP
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The latest report from @EPAIreland shows 45% of DWWTS inspections failed and the number of households with unresolved advisory notices open more than 2 years continues to grow.
rte.ie/news/environment/2024….
