Toxic waste spilling past village, residents fear
Toxic waste spilling past village, residents fear
Sunday World Video Team
A landfill site in the Welsh village of Ynysddu, near Caerphilly may be leaking toxic chemical waste through a forest where children play, local residents believe. The Ty Llwyd Quarry is believed to contain highly carcinogenic PCBs and other pollutants which were dumped at the site decades ago by chemical company Monsanto from its Newport factory.
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