Seine River, Water quality and Paralympic Games
Paralympic Games Para Triathlon Schedule Shifted Over Seine Water Quality Concerns
Concerns about water quality in the Seine River have prompted Paris 2024 organizers to shift the para triathlon races to a single day. The decision follows fluctuations in bacteria levels influenced by weather conditions.
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Olympics-Triathlon-Races to go ahead on Wednesday as Seine passes water quality testsPARIS (Reuters) -Organisers cleared the Olympic women's and men's triathlons to go ahead on Wednesday after the latest Seine river water tests showed lower levels of bacteria, ending days of ...
The rebound of the iconic waterway comes amid worrying news about the state of the world’s rivers, lakes and wetlands.
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That’s all changing, but not without a few hiccups. The Olympic men’s triathlon was postponed due to bacteria from sewage ...
The current of the Seine River wasn’t the only “challenge” American swimmer Katie Grimes encountered at the Olympics. When recapping her Paris Olympics experience in a recent interview with ...
The following is a transcript of their remarks: Faust: Any insight on the events that were held in the Seine River, and I don't know whether or not there are plans to have events in the Paralympic ...
Olympic silver medalist Katie Grimes isn’t interested in a repeat performance of the women’s 10km marathon swimming final.
Grimes, who took home silver in the women's 400-meter medley, spoke about her experience in a new interview with TMZ. The ...
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Swimming has been off-limits in the long-polluted Seine River in Paris for more than a century. So with Olympic swimming events on tap for the river, the city poured in $1.5 billion (1.4 billion ...
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