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WHO in favour of modern incineration

WE wish to respond to comments made by Nick Folley (Irish Examiner letters, October 13) regarding our proposed waste management facility in Ringaskiddy.

WHO in favour of modern incineration

Thu, 16 Oct, 2003 - 01:00

Truck traffic generated by the development would be 75 vehicles per day and not 2,000.

Mr Folley also wrote that our incinerator is more dangerous than smoking. The World Health Organisation has stated: "Local authorities should ban smoking in all areas where they can."

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Your View Place: Ringaskiddy Place: Indaver Ireland Place: , Haddington Terrace, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin Person: Nick Folley Person: FOLLEY Person: Jackie Keaney Organisation: WHO Organisation: Irish Organisation: World Health Organisation

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