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Toxic for 100 years: the UK golf course built on chemical waste

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By Leana Hosea Verified, Watershed Investigations
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One morning in Sandbach, a neighbour appeared at Graham Warner’s door with a large folder: a delivery, she said, from an unidentified source. “I think you’ll find this very interesting. Happy reading,” she said. Warner was checking into a planned housing development behind his home. But the folder contained astonishing material not about the development but about the golf course next door to it, roughly 100 metres (330ft) away.
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Germany was largest exporter of plastic waste in 2025, sending 810,000 tonnes overseas, analysis finds

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By Leana Hosea Verified
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A waste disposal facility near Istanbul, Turkey. The country’s waste infrastructure is already overwhelmed and it is also the largest recipient of European plastic waste. Photograph: Sedat Suna/EPA Germany was the world’s largest exporter of plastic waste in 2025 and sent more than 810,000 tonnes abroad, according to analysis of trade data carried out for the Guardian. The UK followed close behind, according to the analysis by Watershed Investigations and the Basel Action Network.
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'Forever chemicals' in water linked to film studio

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By Leana Hosea Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The former Grade II listed Denham Studios in Buckinghamshire operated from 1936 to 2014 and was then turned into housing development [Jim Osley/Geograph] The site of a former film studio has been investigated as a possible source of "forever chemicals" found in groundwater, a water company said.
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