Pollution linked to health

CONCERNED residents in an area in Limerick plagued by unexplained environmental problems and ill health want the State to examine a similar phenomenon in Australia.

Pollution linked to health
Tue, 09 Jul, 2002 - 02:00
Mícheál Lehane

People living near Askeaton made the call after the publication of fresh evidence that links industrial pollution to ill health.

The new report was compiled about the Borserio family living close to the Wagerup alumina refinery in Yarloop in western Australia.

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