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nation.cymru > news > chemical-dump-featured-in-michael-sheen-documentary-is-a-shame-on-britain

Chemical dump featured in Michael Sheen documentary is a ‘shame on Britain’

2+ day, 16+ hour ago   (904+ words) Alec Doyle, Local Democracy Reporter A toxic waste dump in Wrexham is a ‘shame on Britain’ according to the team behind the BBC documentary Buried. Hollywood actor Michael Sheen and environmental journalists Dan Ashby and Lucy Taylor singled out Llwyneinion…...

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nation.cymru > news > 1980s-computers-brought-back-to-life-to-tackle-digital-exclusion-in-wales

1980s computers brought back to life to tackle digital exclusion in Wales

2+ day, 19+ hour ago   (538+ words) Working computers from the 1980s are being brought back to life as part of a new Welsh project aimed at helping people of all ages build their digital skills and confidence. The Swansea University initiative, Cynefin Digidol, is putting the 40-year-old…...

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nation.cymru > news > wales-second-best-in-the-world-at-recycling-but-falls-short-in-public-places

Wales 'second-best' in the world at recycling, but falls short in public places

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (272+ words) New research has found that Wales’ recycling habits drop sharply once people step outside their front door, despite its ranking as the second best in the world for recycling. More than a third of residents say they do not recycle…...