Volunteer teams in South Wales clear large amounts of fly-tipped waste from Bwlch Mountain after rubbish was dumped there in January. Reports say the material includes discarded household waste and items such as bin bags, alcohol and vapes. The waste is described as extensive enough to be visible from a distance, with one account stating it could be seen as far as five miles away. Volunteers are working to remove and manage the dumped material before the area can be restored, following the initial discovery and reporting of the incident in January. The coverage focuses on the scale of the rubbish left on the mountain and the time taken to organize clearance efforts. While details about who dumped the waste are not provided in the available accounts, all reporting frames the clean-up as an ongoing effort led by volunteers to address the environmental impact of the dumping on the mountain landscape in South Wales.