EPA to hold oral hearing into Co Meath incinerator

The Environmental Protection Agency has arranged an oral hearing for next month into a controversial waste incinerator planned for Co Meath.

Fri, 04 Feb, 2005 - 07:30

The Environmental Protection Agency has arranged an oral hearing for next month into a controversial waste incinerator planned for Co Meath.

Indaver Ireland has already secured planning permission for the proposed facility at Carranstown, but an EPA licence will not be issued until after the oral hearing.

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