EDF is about to dump hundreds of thousands of tonnes of nuclear-contaminated “mud” into a marine reserve in the Severn Estuary – and let it wash up on beaches along the coast.

Courageous grassroots conservationists have just won permission to challenge the plan in court. If they win, EDF will be forced to ditch its toxic scheme, protecting hundreds of thousands of local residents and a crucial breeding ground for fish – including protected species and the endangered European Eel.

But the court date is this week, and the heroes at Save the Severn don’t yet have the cash to pay their legal team.

That’s why they’re asking for your help. If we all chip in, we can make sure they have the best expert help to defeat this nightmare – and show companies everywhere they can’t just dump toxic waste where they want. Are you in?