💨 Abstract
Trevoole Moor in Cornwall, once a beautiful nature reserve, has been devastated by fly-tipping, turning it into one of Britain's largest waste crime dumps. The site, known for its lake and wildlife, is now filled with industrial waste like toilets, pipes, and tyres. Locals describe the transformation as catastrophic. The Environment Agency is investigating and has issued stop letters, with plans to take strong action against the perpetrators.
Courtesy: Sarah Hooper