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FIVE FACTS ABOUT FATBERGS
News and PR from RGR Facilities Ltd (Grease Traps) - Published 24 January 2020
Fatbergs provide a glimpse into the darker side of modern life. These oily beasts are growing right beneath our feet and clogging sewers around the world. Here are just five facts:
Five facts about Fatbergs
Fatbergs provide a glimpse into the darker side of modern life. These oily beasts are growing right beneath our feet and clogging sewers around the world. Here are just five facts about Fatbergs that you should know.
Fatberg is in the dictionary
The term fatberg was coined by the sewer works of Thames Water. The description conjures up a pale floating mass of epic proportionsan iceberg of fat. The term fatberg caught on well enough to make it into the Oxford English Dictionary in 2015.
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Fatbergs provide a glimpse into the darker side of modern life. These oily beasts are growing right beneath our feet and clogging sewers around the world. Here are just five facts about Fatbergs that you should know.
Fatberg is in the dictionary
The term fatberg was coined by the sewer works of Thames Water. The description conjures up a pale floating mass of epic proportionsan iceberg of fat. The term fatberg caught on well enough to make it into the Oxford English Dictionary in 2015.
To view the full article click the pdf below:
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These oily beasts are growing right beneath our feet and clogging sewers around the world
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