The Thames—the River of Death, the zombie river—can finally shed its “biologically dead” label, according to the society’s report. The resurrection has brought benefits both to the ...

In 1858, sewage clogging London's Thames River caused a "Great Stink." A century later, parts of the famed waterway were declared biologically dead. But the latest report on "The State of the ...

and the River Thames was eventually declared “biologically dead”. With considerable effort from policymakers, the river’s fate began to change. From 1976, all sewage entering the Thames was ...

By 1957, scientists at the Natural History Museum of London declared large swaths of the Thames to be so polluted that they were "biologically dead." To gauge the health of the river, a team of ...

and the River Thames was eventually declared “biologically dead”. With considerable effort from policymakers, the river’s fate began to change. From 1976, all sewage entering the Thames was ...

Sharks, seahorses, oysters and seals are living in the Thames, according to the first full ‘health check’ of the iconic river 64 years after it was declared biologically dead. The exotic ...

and the River Thames was eventually declared “biologically dead”. With considerable effort from policymakers, the river’s fate began to change. From 1976, all sewage entering the Thames was ...

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As the Thames was already highly altered in the 1960s, with some sections being described as 'biologically dead', the researchers believe that this may represent a return to how mussels would normally ...

LONDON — British police searching the River Thames for a man suspected ... Abdul Ezedi is still missing — and “very likely” also dead in the Thames, police say. Ezedi was captured on ...