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Note on environmental impact assessment directive for local planning authorities Sources of Information on Environmental Impact Assessment
Cardiff, Caerphilly, Newport, Monmouthshire, Vof G Councils want a big burner which Ties them into a very expensive PFI for 25 YEARS to burn waste rather than improve recycling rates. The Prosiect Gwyrdd councils are striving towards a feeble 65% recycling by 2025 with at least a further 5% being ASH from the incinerator. Many other councils have already exceeded 70% recyling rates. “Prosiect Gwyrdd” = Scam Green = WAG Welsh Waste Policy = incinerators
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Contact us
Cardiffagainsttheincinerator@gmail.com
Rob Griffiths (chair) 07790 884137
Max Wallis 07714 163254
More jobs less waste
New FOE report
.......and Professor Dr Paul Connett Ph.D on zero waste here
..............................Right now the landfill surcharge is driving the building of massive incinerators
UK is moving from worst solution to the next worse solution i.e. moving from the bottom of the waste hierarchy up.
What we need are financial incentives to encourage communities to move to the top of the waste hierarchy –i.e. towards sustainability. Perhaps........
INCINERATION 20 pounds/ton surcharge
40 pounds/ton surcharge on ash
LANDFILLING 40 pounds/ton surcharge
The Governent is pushing councils in one direction - incineration
Charles Clover in The Sunday Times derided the government for pushing councils towards incineration as a solution for waste disposal. Previously incineration plants had been opposed because of fears of toxic emissions, an issue now largely dealt with by better burners. Clover said incineration should be opposed: "It starves recycling industries of raw materials and prevents a cheaper, greener business model from succeeding."
How big is this incinerator?
Where do they propose putting a Waste Incinerator in Cardiff Bay?
What can I do to stop this?
- a Meeting 13th July St Germans Church Hall Adamstown
- Cardiff Friends of the Earth
- Freedom of Infomation
- How to influence regional waste strategies
- Join Cardiff Green Party
- Stop the Cardiff Bay Massive Incinerator
- Write to Cllr Rodney Berman leader of the council
Twitter Updates
Alternatives to Incinerating waste
- A nother way -How to comply with the Landfill Directive without incineration
- A nother way Greenpeace How to comply with the landfill directive without incineration
- Alternatives to incineration
- An indepth look at Waste Management in Wales This research paper examines Wales' current performance in waste management. Progress in reaching the national Waste Strategy targets is considered, and the waste hierarchy is reviewed. Gareth Clubb March 2007
- Anaerobic Digestion
- Anaerobic Digestion & Biogas Specialists
- Autoclaving
- BMT or MBT Mechanical biological treatment )
- Buy Less Crap
- Cardiff University ANAEROBIC DIGESTION
- Cotton Bottoms for babies!
- Green employers 'stop at recycling' sept 07
- Green Grants
- mechanical biological treatment (MBT) system,
- organic-power.
- Plastic bag free Modbury
- Public attitudes and behaviours toward the environment from DEFRA
- Recyled Goods
- Reduce waste
- University of Wales Institute, Cardiff [University of Wales] 0% waste recycled
- weekly food waste collections
- WI Packaging Camapign
- Womens Institute Carbon Challenge
Incinerator Toxic Waste
Don't send your toxic incinerator waste to us SWARD
Note on environmental impact assessment directive for local planning authorities Sources of Information on Environmental Impact Assessment
Dangers of Waste Burning
UK Health research here
Effect on health unknown here
Welsh councils' incinerator trend Environment minister Carwyn Jones has said the development of incinerators in Wales is ineitable. 24-3-07
AN INCINERATOR close to Swansea's prestigious SA1 development is being investigated for allegedly pumping out too many harmful fumes...Residents...have been told that potentially-cancer-causing dioxin emissions were found to have been three times the limit when tested in December last year.
Waste Burning Could Be Lethal (from Oxford Mail)
Incinerators - are WMD's?
Health Impacts of Incinerators here
UK without incineration network here
Effect on health unknown here
Welsh councils' incinerator trend Environment minister Carwyn Jones has said the development of incinerators in Wales is ineitable. 24-3-07
AN INCINERATOR close to Swansea's prestigious SA1 development is being investigated for allegedly pumping out too many harmful fumes...Residents...have been told that potentially-cancer-causing dioxin emissions were found to have been three times the limit when tested in December last year.
Waste Burning Could Be Lethal (from Oxford Mail)
Incinerators - are WMD's?
Health Impacts of Incinerators here
UK without incineration network here
UK losing £650m a year by binning and burning waste
Ecologist 7th October, 2009
A report from Friends of the Earth reveals the huge extent of the pollution and financial losses caused by our love of landfill and incineration more...Welsh Waste Strategy
UKWin response to Wales Waste strategy
The Institute for Zero Waste in Africa has also contributed to the consultation! Download the Institute for Zero Waste in Africa submission.
Wales Climate Camp The Minister depicted Prosiect Gwyrdd as "producing much needed energy" that would "use waste in the best possible way", despite the consortium claiming their Business case for procuring a ‘solution’ for residual waste is technology-neutral WAG Approval of the business case and subsidy for Prosiect Gwyrdd, 27 Jan. 2009: New funding boost for next generation energy-from-waste plant in south Wales Why are incinerator residues not counted in the recycling/composting indicator? here Classification of Incinerator Bottom Ash (updated 29 Nov. 2008) Facebook Groups No Incinerator in Cardiff Bay here - Councils Scam Gwyrdd Scottish Parliament: National Waste StrategyScottish Parliament vote against large-scale incinerators -The vote in the Scottish Parliament, carried because the Tories voted with the Greens and SNP. Just one Lib-Dem supported, 6 Labour absentees.
If burning up to a quarter of Scotland's municipal waste is "a failure of the imagination" how much bigger a failure is the proposed Welsh strategy with burning up to 37% proposed !
It appears that the governing SNP had a change in mind when confronted with 25% in their Minister's plan.
*S3M-4348.1 Scottish Parliament: National Waste Strategy (11 Jun 2009)
Scottish Green Party :: Greens Win Incinerator Vote
11 Jun 2009 ... Greens win Holyrood Vote against "Landfill in the Sky". Parliament today endorsed Green opposition to plans for a new generation of ... there should be no necessity for any large-scale waste-to-energy plants to be built ...
Cardiff giant incinerator rubbishedProject Gwyrdd/Green!!! Newport site for incinerator
Cardiff and the V
PGwyrdd_ EvaluShortlist_Feb09.pdf
ale of Glamogan to find an iFears aired over Newport waste plant (From South Wales Argus)
Newport’s cabinet gave the go ahead to allow an Assembly-owned site on Tatton Road to be considered for the project. The site, in the industrial area of Queensway Meadows, is likely to be the only publicly owned site earmarked for the plant.
Evaluation of all shortlisted sites here
Who is going to build this INCINERATOR?
Other campaigns
Cardiff Council Policy on Incineration which is known as thermal energy or residual waste treatment
Partnership of Councils to build an Incinerator
- Caerphilly LANDFILL ALLOWANCES AND BIODEGRADABLE
- Cardiff MUNICIPAL RESIDUAL WASTE TREATMENT
- Monmouthshire A JOINT SCRUNITY OF PARTNERSHIPS IN WASTE MANAGEMENT
- Newport Cabinet Part 1July 2007 Subject Partnership for the Disposal of Residual Waste
- Newport Decision Schedule published on 27 Sep 06
- The 6Rs in Waste Management - WLGA Evidence to EPC Committee Jan 2007
- Vale of Glamorgan “PROSIECT GWYRDD - A REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOR THE PROCUREMENT OF A RESIDUAL WASTE TREATMENT SOLUTION (DEER) 17 July 2007–
- WASTE MANAGEMENT - JOINT SEMINAR WITH NEWPORT CITY COUNCIL OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY FORUM FOR COMMUNITY SAFETY AND SUSTAINABILITY Jan 06
They said what?
- Using the sky as a landfill site is not the answer to our waste problem, said Robin Harper, a Green Party member of the Scottish Parliament.
Background and Health risks
- x WAG Waste Management
- x SE Wales,March 06 Regional Waste Plan 1st Review
- x Regional Waste Plan Public Consultation Report Oct 2003
- x Regional Waste Plan 1st Review – March 2006 Content & Approach (777k)
- x Planning for Waste SE Wales
- x MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SURVEY 2004-05: RESULTS OF THE SURVEY FOR WALES’
- x Municipal Residual Waste Treatment (271k)
- x LOCATING WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES Approved September 2006
- x Landfill Allowance Scheme Wales Monitoring Report 2005/2006
- x ENVIRONMENTAL SCRUTINY COMMITTEE 16 MAY 2006 RESIDUAL WASTE TREATMENT OPTIONS
- x Cardiff Municipal Waste Policy 2007
- Waste
- PMG Estates and Viridor Waste Management
- Is this incinerator to blame for high infant death rate? Harrow
- Incinerator Cancer threat
- Household Health Horrors
- Health Impact of the MWIA-Waste Incinerator
- Health Effects of Incineration
- Health concerns have been expressed about incinerators
- FRENCH SCIENTISTS CONFIRM LINK BETWEEN WASTE INCINERATION
- Fallout on your family
- EUROPE VOTES FOR RECYCLING OVER LANDFILL AND INCINERATION 2007
- Dioxins
- Community pollution
- Breaches of agreed levels of public exposure to pollutants by incinerators across the UK
- Assessment of impact on health of residents living near the Nant-y-Gwyddon landfill site: retrospective analysis
- Air pollution danger linked to early deaths’ WM 31 Jul 07
- A look at the recycling stats.
- 'Death risk' from air pollution BBC
News to remember
The Case Against INCINERATION
Petitions against Incinerators
No Incinerator Campaigns UK
- Action against waste incinerators
- Angry crowds' incinerator protest Slough
- Ban the Burner - Exeter
- Belvedere Incinerator Could Expand Bexley Tories warn
- Bexley incinerator threatens job and recycling
- Cheshire Anti Incinerator Network CHAIN
- Council joins in the incinerator protest Cheshire
- Defenders of the Ouse Valley and Estuary DOVE
- Galway, Ireland
- Guildford Anti-Incinerator Network (GAIN)
- Hull
- Incinerator Shock for Manchester - Viridor /Laing
- Innerwick, Scotland - Viridor want to build there too
- Lewes MP leads fight against the burner
- London
- Mountfield East Sussex
- Newhaven incinerator plans go to full high court hearing
- Non-Incineration Medical Waste Treatment Technologies in Europe
- Norfolk News & Video
- Nottingham INCINERATOR Expansion plan is backed
- Nottingham INCINERATOR Expansion plan is backed
- Nottingham INCINERATOR Expansion plan is backed
- Nottingham INCINERATOR Expansion plan is backed
- Residents join forces for mass incinerator protest Mansfield
- St Denis Incinerator Group
- York residents against INCINERATION