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The shocking extent of pollution in the River Thames has been laid bare in a series of images showing plastic washed up on the shore. The photographs were taken by Getty Images photographer Dan ...
Microplastic pollution in England's River Thames among the worst in the ... Getty Images. July 22, 2020, 4:29 ... Plastic waste lies on the banks of the River Thames by Hammersmith Bridge at low ...
The results of a test into the water quality of the River Thames are "devastating", a wild swimmer has said. Bangor University analysis, commissioned by television naturalist Steve Backshall ...
Television naturalist Steve Backshall has described pollution found in the River Thames as "toxic". Bangor University analysis found high levels of norovirus and E. coli in water taken near the ...
E-coli levels along the stretch of the River Thames where the annual Boat Race takes place are three times over the threshold for poor bathing water, campaigners have found. Samples collected ...
Sir Steve Redgrave says "urgent action" is needed to tackle river pollution (image from 2023) Olympic rowing legend Sir Steve Redgrave is calling on the government to tackle "pollution for profit ...
The super sewer has been switched on and is starting to protect the river from sewage pollution.” Campaign group River Action UK reported sewage was pumped into the River Thames for more than ...
(Image: Matt Alexander/PA Wire)"/> Olympic rowing champion Sir Steve Redgrave is joining conservationists in a call for urgent action on pollution in the Thames as young rowers take to the river.
Environmentalists say tests show the source of pollution in London's River Thames is a utility company "discharging sewage directly into the river and its tributaries." Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the ...
Image caption, Steve Backshall said the test results were "terrifying" Article Information. ... Television naturalist Steve Backshall has described pollution found in the River Thames as "toxic".
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