A former Monsanto worker reveals harrowing truths about burying toxic waste in 90s Wales—without proper gear or warnings—amid a growing outcry over decades-old chemical dumping. Internal Monsanto docs show they knew PCBs were deadly as early as 1972, yet ramped up operations in Newport while the UK government ignored import bans. Scientists warn these sites are leaking dangerous chemicals into communities, with some contamination dating back to 1979 and still untreated. Despite legal loopholes and stalled action, public pressure is now the only force pushing for accountability—and urgent cleanup across thousands of contaminated sites in Wales.
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