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The three huge illegal dumps posing a 'serious health risk' to humans

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By Niamh Lynch Verified
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Revealed: The toxic chemicals detected at illegal waste sites

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By Dan Whitehead, Niamh Lynch Verified
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The Environment Agency has said it is "carefully considering" Sky News' testing, which has found chemicals posing a "serious health risk" to humans. Over the last six months, Sky News has worked with scientists from Oxford Indices to conduct testing of air, water and soil at the sites. But what chemicals have been detected, and where? Three huge dumps, in Gloucester, Wigan and Ranskill, near Doncaster, were investigated.
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Revealed: 117 waste sites 'of concern' identified across England - is there a mega dump near you?

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By Niamh Lynch Verified
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The Environment Agency (EA) has released a list of 117 waste sites "of concern" across England, collectively holding almost two million tonnes of refuse. The EA says it has released the list to provide the public with better information about what sites it's investigating and improve intelligence gathering. Some 13 of the 117 sites listed are in Kent, with eight in West Sussex and seven in Norfolk. East Sussex is home to six, and there are five each in Buckinghamshire and Surrey.
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