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Number of EU-15 agglomerations of more than 150 000 p.e. by treatment level, situation on 1st January 2002

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169 of the 526 cities with population equivalent more than 150 000 did not have a sufficient standard of treatment on 1st of January 2002 to meet the objectives of the UWWT Directive

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25 had no treatment at all including Milan, Cork, Barcelona or Brighton. No information are available on 11 cities. Since 1998 plans have been put into place to improve the situation in those cities with no treatment and incomplete treatment. % load = organic load