In the outskirts of Gárdony, a town in central Hungary, small houses are occupied by agricultural workers and commuters. Robert Dudás, 28, and his partner, who both work in the nearby city of Székesfehérvár, moved here last February.
They were drawn to the clean, calm environment - a nice change after living in a Soviet-style apartment. But just a few months later, an oil spill changed their neighborhood.
