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River campaigner threatened with prosecution for illegal cleanup

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River campaigner threatened with prosecution for illegal cleanup

Paul Powlesland, a lawyer and environmental campaigner, faces prosecution by the Environment Agency for illegally cleaning a section of the River Roding without a permit. He organized volunteers to remove 200 bags of rubbish, branches, and silt over 10 days.

Nearly 30 suspected illegal waste 'super sites' identified in England

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Nearly 30 suspected illegal waste 'super sites' identified in England

England's Environment Agency has published a watchlist of 117 high-priority illegal waste sites, including nearly 30 'super sites' with over 20,000 tonnes of rubbish. The largest is in Northwich, Cheshire, with 281,000 tonnes.