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Her child was christened on Yr Wyddfa's summit, now she fights river pollution

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Wild swimmer Angela Jones has been campaigning to save the UK's rivers - living on toast and cereal - after her business was all but ruined by polluted waters

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Her child was christened on Yr Wyddfa's summit, now she fights river pollution

Wild swimmer Angela Jones has been campaigning to save the UK's rivers - living on toast and cereal - after her business was all but ruined by polluted waters

3 months ago·Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom

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Shitalakshya River faces grim fate amid rampant pollution - The New Nation

Shahariar Islam Sovon :Shitalakshya River has been facing grim fate amid rampant pollution. Once a lifeline for the communities along its banks, the Shitalakshya River now teeters on the edge of ecological disaster.Decades of unchecked pollution, rampant industrialization, and neglect have turned this vital waterway into a shadow of its former self. The river's plight

3 months ago

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