www.watoday.com.au/national/western-australia/locals-fear-power-plant-risks-making-lancelin-kwinana-of-the-north-20181219-p50n74.html
Get on board and send the CEO an email.
www.gingin.wa.gov.au/council/public-notices.aspx
I work for a mining company in the environmental/rehabilitation field.
I agree, that location appears to have issues. I wonder why the proponent chose that location?
However, if a pyrolysis plant like this can be operated with minimal pollution I would support it ...... at a different location. Tyres are a massive waste disposal issue, better to use them than send them to landfill.
on mining in general, in addition to supporting my family for the past 25yrs, I'm a big user of all the materials they provide (steel, aluminium, paint etc), so I support that too; as long as it's:
Not In My Back Yard
Select to expand quoteStretchy said..
Tyres are a massive waste disposal issue
I'm sure if we all thought through what our exact transport requirements were we could minimise our tyre consumption quite a bit.
