Toxic for 100 years: the UK golf course built on chemical waste
Key takeaways
- Malkins Bank golf course in Cheshire, which had previously been a tip where hazardous chemical waste was indiscriminately dumped.
- Prefer the Guardian on GoogleOne 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.
Why this matters: environmental and climate reporting with long-term consequences.
Malkins Bank golf course in Cheshire, which had previously been a tip where hazardous chemical waste was indiscriminately dumped. Photograph: Leana Hosea View image in fullscreen Malkins Bank golf course in Cheshire, which had previously been a tip where hazardous chemical waste was indiscriminately dumped. Photograph: Leana Hosea Environment Toxic for 100 years: the UK golf course built on chemical waste Despite contamination at Malkins Bank in Cheshire, it is deemed suitable for golf … and now a children’s play area
Prefer the Guardian on GoogleOne 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.