EPA grants licences for incinerators in Meath and Cork

The Environmental Protection Agency has granted licences for the operation of two controversial waste incinerators in Co Meath and Co Cork.

Fri, 25 Nov, 2005 - 09:49

The Environmental Protection Agency has granted licences for the operation of two controversial waste incinerators in Co Meath and Co Cork.

The agency said today that it was satisfied the two facilities in Duleek and Ringaskiddy would not pose any danger to human health or the environment.

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Courts Incinerator Place: Meath Place: Cork Place: Co Meath Place: Co Cork Place: Duleek Place: Ringaskiddy Organisation: EPA Organisation: Environmental Protection Agency Organisation: Indaver Ireland

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