Office of Environmental Enforcement launched

The Office of Environmental Enforcement was launched in Dublin today, with the power to fine up to €15m for breaches of the Waste Management Act.

Office of Environmental Enforcement launched
Wed, 22 Oct, 2003 - 15:36

The Office of Environmental Enforcement was launched in Dublin today, with the power to fine up to €15m for breaches of the Waste Management Act.

The Director General of the EPA, Mary Kelly says the new office will provide a range of new powers in the fight against waste production and those who engage in illegal waste activities.

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