Floods prove proposed incinerator site is unsuitable - campaigners

Environmental activists tonight claimed almighty floods proved plans for a 100,000 tonne toxic burner in Cork harbour were awash with flaws.

Floods prove proposed incinerator site is unsuitable - campaigners
Thu, 28 Oct, 2004 - 19:14

Environmental activists tonight claimed almighty floods proved plans for a 100,000 tonne toxic burner in Cork harbour were awash with flaws.

Cork Harbour Alliance for a Safe Environment said it would be disastrous if the tidal deluge struck again when the Ringaskiddy incinerator was up and running.

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