Incinerator gets the nod
The Department of Communities and Local Government has this morning announced to build a waste incinerator at St Dennis.
Graham Smith | 10:38 UK time, Friday, 20 May 2011
The Department of Communities and Local Government has this morning announced to build a waste incinerator at St Dennis.
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Comment number 1.
At 20th May 2011, P_Trembath wrote:No surprises there then.
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Comment number 2.
At 21st May 2011, Dave the rave wrote:This much needed facility is going ahead. Good.
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Comment number 3.
At 22nd May 2011, Saltashgaz wrote:It was always a case of when rather than if, it should not take a genius to see what a bad idea this is, if French company SITA want to pollute a country burning 240,000 tonnes per year, 174 lorries a day they should try France but part of the contract allows them to import from around the globe, SITA are going to smash our county
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Comment number 4.
At 22nd May 2011, youngcornwall wrote:Cornwall has been crying out for some kind of industry, now we have it, is it a matter of not in my back yard? Just think what employment this will generate, in a county that is desperate for fulltime all year round jobs.
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Comment number 5.
At 25th May 2011, Saltashgaz wrote:Money should come a distant second to health YC and I strongly suspect you would be able to count on the fingers of one hand the amount of people who currently live in the area who will be employed by this, yet everyone in the area will be affected with regards to long term health, I agree work is important but not at any cost
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Comment number 6.
At 25th May 2011, youngcornwall wrote:Yes Gaz health is paramount and needs to be safeguarded at all costs, but it also can be used so easily as a tool to get your own way. I have seen plenty of placard waving, advertising the possible health hazards but no real facts.
OK there could be a little health problem if you are an early morning jogger, especially with an extra 90 lorries a day on the roads, and you are only accustomed to seeing horse and carts.
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