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Green measures claimed to obviate need for super-sewer

Publishing Date
23 Nov 2011 9:57am GMT
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WT December 2011
Author
World Tunnelling

TBM-driven tunnels  


It seems the tide could be starting to turn against the proposed Thames tunnel, dubbed London’s ‘super sewer’

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