The business case doesn't work with falling tonnageProsiect Gwyrdd just carry on with the old numbers that they rigged to work!
Wales has had 4 straight years of falling MSW. It is still falling this year. no waste growth is justifiable as it will not gone up any year in 5.
The Project Manager's excuse for using the old figures is "we all know waste growth changes have occurred and declined in the past two years" and "predictions are under review".
The Project Manager's excuse for using the old figures is "we all know waste growth changes have occurred and declined in the past two years" and "predictions are under review".
Spreadsheet for Wales that could be up-dated reports. It is still falling abut 4% in 2009/10.
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I would like to say well done to the person who is running this site. Theoretician clearly cares about environmentsl issues (unlike Cardiff Council) and argues convincingly against the creeping acceptability of an outdated mode of waste disposal - incineration.I am an Adamsdown resident. When I first heard that a incinerator might be built in Splott I was not immediately alarmed. However, after some modest research, it is clear from an air pollution point of view alone, that burning plastics and other toxic materials, like batteries for example, is a bad bad idea.
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