By Riley Overend on SwimSwam Test results released Thursday showed improving conditions in the Seine River a few weeks before the Paris Olympics begin later this month, but organizers nevertheless announced their backup plan for open water swimming just in case. With rains letting up last week, enterococci and E. coli bacteria were found to be below the allowable limits on six of the nine days between June 24 and July 2. The results of the previous test last month revealed unsafe levels of E. coli in four different areas for the third week in a row, including 10 times above acceptable limits on June 18. After facing criticism for months from open water swimmers, Paris 2024 organizers finally
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