Objection to incinerators in Ireland

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I wish to register my objection to the use of Incinerators in Ireland. We need to be focused on eliminating them, not building more. I am concerned at the impact they will have on our environment, our economy, our agricultural, equine, food and tourist industries, and our health. In your role as a public representative, please engage proactively to make Ireland Incinerator Free and to stop any more being built immediately.

7 Signatures

  • Justin Byrne
    • Address
    • 17 Finnspark, lucan, Co Dublin
    • Additional message
    • We need to focus on waste mangement not incineration
  • Tom Dowling
    • Address
    • 14 Hillsborough, Lucan
    • Additional message
    • I strongly disagree with Incineration as a means of addressing our waste issue. It cause major health problems and would destroy both dairy and bloodstock industries
  • Christy O'Reilly.
    • Address
    • Kilmainhamwood, Kells, Co. Meath.
    • Additional message
    • Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Incineration is past it's sell by date.
  • Neville Jessop
    • Address
    • Brittas House, Brittas Estate, Nobber, Meath
    • Additional message
    • Immediate action to halt Nobber incinerator
  • Yvonne Rooney
    • Address
    • Kilnalun, Kingscourt, Co. Meath.
    • Additional message
    • We need to keep Nobber and Ireland Incinerator free. Incinerators financially benefit a select few while the majority of people and the environment are left to suffer the consequences.
  • Jean Dunne
    • Address
    • Harolds Cross, Dublin 6W
  • Barry O'Donovan
    • Address
    • Bishopstown, Co. Cork
    • Additional message
    • What are the viable alternatives? Ireland exports approx. 97\% of its waste to other European countries. If it's our waste we should take care of it. We will shortly be at a stage when we cannot export anymore waste. What are we going to do with it?