After decades of rehabilitation, the Thames Estuary, downriver from London, is widely acknowledged as one of the cleanest metropolitan rivers in the world. But the arrival of a massive dredger in March to cut a deep-water channel for a planned container port has raised fears that toxic residues, long buried in the riverbed, could be released back into the water.
Green Marine
about 16 years ago
Fishermen concerned over river Thames dredging
After decades of rehabilitation, the Thames Estuary, downriver from London, is widely acknowledged as one of the cleanest metropolitan rivers in the world. But the arrival of a massive dredger in March to cut a deep-water channel for a planned container port has raised fears that toxic residues, lon
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