Michael Sheen campaign on toxic waste sites wins Senedd backing
A campaign by actor Michael Sheen to hold polluters accountable for cleaning up toxic waste sites in Wales has gained support from the Senedd. The lawmakers are calling on Welsh and UK ministers to make sure those responsible pay for the cleanup efforts. This includes contaminated land across the country.
Why it's good news: It means that those responsible for causing environmental harm may be held accountable, rather than passing the costs onto taxpayers or future generations.
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