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An end to nimbyism

ONE of the biggest stumbling blocks for opponents of the Ringaskiddy incinerator may be the support for government policy on incineration among those who are happy that it is not being built in their area.

An end to nimbyism

Thu, 29 Jan, 2004 - 00:00

These people could help if they were prevailed upon to alter their hypocritical stance.

Brendan Ronyane,

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