El Annie
Sunday 8th December 2002, 20:10
In conserv@tion today - http://www.habitat.org.uk/news1.htm
Flooding from an old Welsh copper mine could create a deadly acid river if measures are not taken soon, warned the Environment Agency yesterday. Officials say the disused mine at Dyffryn Adda on Parys Mountain on Anglesey could cause a huge wave of pollution which could turn vast areas of the Irish Sea red. The poisonous water could be extremely dangerous, affecting people with sensitive skin, damaging property and wildlife.
More information - icWales
El Annie
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Flooding from an old Welsh copper mine could create a deadly acid river if measures are not taken soon, warned the Environment Agency yesterday. Officials say the disused mine at Dyffryn Adda on Parys Mountain on Anglesey could cause a huge wave of pollution which could turn vast areas of the Irish Sea red. The poisonous water could be extremely dangerous, affecting people with sensitive skin, damaging property and wildlife.
More information - icWales
El Annie
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