Greens TD urges incinerator ban

THE Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will lose all credibility, if it does not withdraw the draft licence which it has granted for the country’s first €93m toxic waste incinerator in County Cork, Green Party TD Dan Boyle said yesterday.

Greens TD urges incinerator ban
Tue, 15 Feb, 2005 - 00:00
Mary Dundon,  Political Reporter

Mr Boyle made his plea on the opening day of the EPA's oral hearing into the draft licence to Indaver Ireland to build a toxic waste and municipal waste incinerator at Ringaskiddy.

"If the EPA fails to withdraw the licence then it will confirm what many believe, that this is a flawed process verging on farce," said Mr Boyle.

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