Selective use of a renowned source

SO Indaver Ireland has now taken to quoting the World Health Organisation's (WHO) stance on modern incinerators, and isn't it reassuring to know that they rely so heavily on that renowned source for advice (Irish Examiner, April 9).

Selective use of a renowned source
Mon, 19 Apr, 2004 - 01:00

As we all know, the WHO is a world recognised body that governments especially look to for guidance in relation to health and environmental matters.

Why then did Indaver Ireland ignore the WHO guidelines on the siting of a hazardous waste incinerator in Cork harbour?

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