No to incineration

RE your article on incineration evolution (February 24). I looked up “evolution” and one of the meanings is “gradual development or progression”.

No to incineration
Sat, 01 Mar, 2003 - 00:00

Incineration is not an evolution in the context of progressive development, but a crude, approach to waste management.

Information substantiates the claim that incineration is uneconomic, wasteful and dangerous and that simple, sustainable solutions exist. That would be the “evolutionary approach”.

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