The rubbish we dispose of down sinks and toilets is creating monster-sized blockages in sewerage systems. How can we stop them forming? The discovery of another horrific monster-sized fatberg, this time in Sidmouth in Devon, raises the question: what can we do to stop them forming? Vyki Sparkes is the curator of social and working history at the Museum of London, which put a chunk of the fatberg dubbed "the Whitechapel Monster" on display early last year. She says: "From the conversations we wer...
The rubbish we dispose of down sinks and toilets is creating monster-sized blockages in sewerage systems. How can we stop them forming? The discovery of another horrific monster-sized fatberg, this time in Sidmouth in Devon, raises the question: what can we do to stop them forming? Vyki Sparkes is the curator of social and working history at the Museum of London, which put a chunk of the fatberg dubbed "the Whitechapel Monster" on display early last year. She says: "From the conversations we wer...
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