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"From Bönen, the Seseke served for decades as an open wastewater channel that discharged the region's wastewater. When mining came to an end in the 1980s, the canalized shape of the water and the open sewerage system was called into question for the first time. Until then, it had to There was no real alternative. Since the subsidence caused by mining would subside when the last pits were closed, the Lippeverband, with significant support from the then NRW Environment Minister Klaus Matthiesen, developed the Seseke program to transform the Seseke and its tributaries back into a sewage-free and natural river landscape. Before the redesign of the Seseke area, underground channels had to be laid on all the streams that had been converted into open wastewater courses - the longest and most complex part of the Seseke program. "

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Location: Kamen, Kreis Unna, Ruhr Region, Münster District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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