'Frankenstein foreshore': Wet wipes are reshaping Thames riverbank, study reveals
The 'Thames Great Wet Wipe Reef' is now 50 metres wide, 17 metres long and more than a metre high
Wet wipes are reshaping the banks of the Thames to create a "Frankenstein foreshore" campaigners warn is harming wildlife in the river. New survey data published yesterday by volunteer group Thames21...
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