Yes,this is how a hazardous waste site in England is managing some of the most carcinogenic substances known to man.."carefully sealed containers"....I DON'T THINK SO !!!
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This blog seeks to inform residents of the real live possibility of an incinerator being built to serve Croydon. The writers of this blog (the Croydon Green Party) believe the most plausible location to be Beddington.
Glossary
- Pyrolysis - Modern incineration technology without using oxygen
- SLWP - South London Waste Plan
Links
Relevant PDF's
- Potential area affected by a Beddington Incinerator
- The procurement contract listing the details of what's to be incinerated
- The procurement contract glossary
- Why Not Burn
- The Health Effects of Waste Incinerators
- Sutton and Croydon Green Party's draft response to Autumn consultation
- SLWP supporting documents
- Results from the SLWP Autumn 2008 consultation
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