Southern Water has just been fined £90M for dumping sewage into the sea off the southeast coast of England in a prosecution brought by the UK Environment Agency. The Guardian article by Sandra Laville, linked below, states "Between 2010 and 2015 there were 8,400 illegal discharges of raw sewage. The case focused on 6,971 illegal spills which amounted to 61,704 hours of releases, or a duration of seven years.", so more years than the calendar would allow. That £90M can be set against the water company's operating profits for 2019 of £213M but, currently, water companies in the UK are under no obligation to mitigate against the damage they've done or to offer reparations to the industries impacted (notably local fisheries and tourism) so all this is a tap on the wrist - albeit quite a hard one - for the water company. The title of the climate love refers to the fact that there's no way to add a new organism to the climate love roster, something that has been the case since the start of the app. https://is.gd/Ql0mOM