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Irish Examiner - 09/03/05 AS an ever-increasing amount of household refuse is going into the new reycling bags, the building of an incinerator would seem premature. A huge amount of money has also been spent promoting the ‘Race Against Waste’ strategy, and it is now beginning to work. If the incinerator is built it will probably have to take in dangerous industrial waste in order to stay profitable. Incineration doesn’t reduce the amount of waste, it just converts it into large amounts of poisonous gases and toxic ash. The same old principle will apply, ie, ‘out of sight, out of mind’. Once the incinerator is in operation the incentive to ‘reduce, re-use, recycle’ will disappear. Eamonn Byrne |
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Cork
Harbour Alliance for a Safe Environment |