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How the illegal dumping of toxic waste in a Croatian town sparked national calls for clean-up

How the illegal dumping of toxic waste in a Croatian town sparked national calls for clean-up

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A woman at a national protest against toxic waste dumping in Zagreb earlier this month. Photograph: Antonio Bat/EPAView image in fullscreenA woman at a national protest against toxic waste dumping in Zagreb earlier this month. The slogan is the name of a campaign she helped to set up to protest against the illegal dumping of waste in Gospić, a town in the mountainous Lika region of central Croatia.Between 2022 and 2024, waste was illegally abandoned at several sites in the town.

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Publication timeFri, 25 Sep 2026 11:00:48 GMT
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A woman at a national protest against toxic waste dumping in Zagreb earlier this month. Photograph: Antonio Bat/EPAView image in fullscreenA woman at a national protest against toxic waste dumping in Zagreb earlier this month. Photograph: Antonio Bat/EPAWasteHow the illegal dumping of toxic waste in a Croatian town sparked national calls for clean-upAfter years of illegal mass flytipping in Gospić, fed-up residents decided to take matters into their own handsPippa Neill Environment reporterFri 25 Sep 2026 07.00 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on Google“Gospić is our home,” Željka Šikić shouted to a crowd of 40,000 people outside the Croatian parliament earlier this month.

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