The River Flows: Irish Environmental Disasters
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The River Flows: Irish Environmental Disasters
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The River Flows is an investigative documentary exploring the decline of Ireland’s rivers and asking a surprisingly difficult question: who is actually responsible for making them better?
From the Shannon and Blackwater to the River Bride in Cork, the film follows the water through hydroelectric dams, flood schemes, agriculture, pollution and a maze of state agencies. Along the way, it uncovers mass fish kills, disappearing salmon, critically endangered eels, polluted estuaries and solutions that already exist.
We investigate:
– The collapse of Ireland’s pristine river sites
– The largest recorded fish kill in the history of the State
– Hydroelectric dams and the critically endangered European eel
– Controversial plan to bury more of the River Bride
– Nitrogen, phosphorus and PFAS entering our water system
– How diverse grasslands could dramatically reduce nitrate pollution
– The agencies responsible for Ireland’s rivers and the gaps between them
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