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Paris 2024 Paralympics - Triathlon

World Sep 01

Paralympic triathlon events postponed due to poor water quality in the Seine River

By Associated Press

World Aug 01

Olympics: Triathlon-Mens Olympic Distance
From shark watches to stray boats to bacteria, Olympic triathlon dilemmas not new

There was a shark watch at the first Olympic triathlon in 2000. There have also been boats in the way and major bacteria concerns at two of the last three events.

By Pat Graham, Associated Press

World Jul 30

Olympics: Triathlon-Mens Olympic Distance
Concerns over water quality in the Seine delays men’s Olympic triathlon

Officials on Tuesday say they hope the swimming portion of the race will be able to go forward in the long-polluted waterway Wednesday or in the coming days following an expensive cleanup effort.

By Pat Graham, Kate Brumback, Associated Press

Nation Jun 25

The Yellowstone River flows through rural landscape 15 miles upstream from the site of a ruptured pipeline near Joliet, Mo...
Officials test Yellowstone River water where train carrying hazardous materials fell in

Authorities on Sunday were testing the water quality along a stretch of the Yellowstone River where mangled train cars carrying hazardous materials remained after crashing into the waterway following a bridge collapse.

By Associated Press

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