Paris’ River Seine will soon be safe to swim in once again
<p>I will never forget the horror of hearing the sound of a huge splash while working during a summer heatwave in Amsterdam.</p>
<p>Our offices’ upstairs neighbour — a local celebrity and highly eclectic sort — had decided to cool off in the murky brown waters of one of the city’s famous canals.</p>
<p>Much like Londoners who gag at the thought of the Thames River touching their big toe, I believe that most urban waterways are a nice sight to gaze at while sipping a glass of wine, but are never something to submerge in.</p>
<p>Stories of untreated sewage, garbage, and old bicycles rusting along the bottom have seen the vast majority of city dwellers reserve swimming for chemically-clean pools or holidays abroad.</p>
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