Post by dorothy on Jan 20, 2010 14:14:21 GMT 1
hi all - heres the latest - please tell everyone in
Spondon - its been confirmed that when breathing in that vinegar smell, you
are breathing in benzene which is used inthe acetate process in equal
proportions- The Environment Agency have confirmed in an email that they
want the public to contact them when the acetic acid/benzene mix is around-
urgh - The 24 hr hotline number to ring the EA is 0800 80 70 60
If you want an A4 poster sending electronically of the attached, let us know -
we are posting these through doors in spondon and the immediate area around
celanese will soon be leafletted completely too - see the facebook sites for
details of how to object to yet another polluting process, in an area
overloaded with them...then there are the hundreds of tonnes of CO2 produced
by the proposed incinerator and which are underestimated inthe Cyclomax
application..............................
NB The parliamnetary Select Committee has issued a report on why there should be more recycling instead of incineration
www.foe.co.uk/resource/press_releases/select_committee_report_waste_19012010.html
Spondon - its been confirmed that when breathing in that vinegar smell, you
are breathing in benzene which is used inthe acetate process in equal
proportions- The Environment Agency have confirmed in an email that they
want the public to contact them when the acetic acid/benzene mix is around-
urgh - The 24 hr hotline number to ring the EA is 0800 80 70 60
If you want an A4 poster sending electronically of the attached, let us know -
we are posting these through doors in spondon and the immediate area around
celanese will soon be leafletted completely too - see the facebook sites for
details of how to object to yet another polluting process, in an area
overloaded with them...then there are the hundreds of tonnes of CO2 produced
by the proposed incinerator and which are underestimated inthe Cyclomax
application..............................
NB The parliamnetary Select Committee has issued a report on why there should be more recycling instead of incineration
www.foe.co.uk/resource/press_releases/select_committee_report_waste_19012010.html
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