Clearing the air

THE Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Eamon Ryan is concerned that his Government faces real difficulties and real challenges in reducing Ireland’s carbon emission levels.

Clearing the air
Sat, 06 Sep, 2008 - 01:00
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Why then is his Government inviting a Belgian firm into Cork Harbour to incinerate foreign toxic waste, thereby increasing Ireland’s carbon emissions.

Roger Ellis

59 Chandlers Walk

Rushbrooke

Cobh

Co Cork

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