Residents vent anger at incinerator decision

Environmental activists fighting plans for a toxic burner in Cork harbour today claimed the Government had washed its hands of local people’s health.

Residents vent anger at incinerator decision
Mon, 14 Feb, 2005 - 14:34

Environmental activists fighting plans for a toxic burner in Cork harbour today claimed the Government had washed its hands of local people’s health.

CHASE, Cork Harbour Alliance for A Safe Environment, challenged the Environmental Protection Agency to address fears over pollution from the Indaver Ringaskiddy waste incinerator.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: CorkPlace: Cork HarbourPlace: Indaver RingaskiddyPlace: DuleekPlace: Co MeathPerson: Dan BoylePerson: An TaisceOrganisation: ChaseOrganisation: Cork Harbour Alliance for a Safe EnvironmentOrganisation: Environmental Protection AgencyOrganisation: Department of HealthOrganisation: Department of the EnvironmentOrganisation: EPAOrganisation: Health and Safety AuthorityOrganisation: Green PartyOrganisation: Cork South Central TDOrganisation: An Bord PleanálaOrganisation: EPA BoardOrganisation: Cork Environmental AllianceOrganisation: An TaisceOrganisation: Ringaskiddy Residents’ Association
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