Film about the NAIL (anti incinerator) campaign in Nottingham

Wietse | 18.03.2006 11:11 | Ecology | Health

Just finished a 10 minute short about the NAIL Campaign. Expect a higher quality screening version to be uploaded in a few days time. You can watch it on Youtube here.

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Video Download The NAIL Film - video/x-msvideo 165M

Video Nice and small mpeg4 preview version - video/mp4 21M

Video Reasonable size xvid avi version - video/x-msvideo 60M

Links: Nottingham Against Incineration and Landfill campaigners hand in petition | Planning Officer insists on wider public consultation for incinerator expansion | Campaigners meet Environment Agency over incinerator | Sneinton's Rubbish Day Out 1 - The Days Events | NAIL campaign 'banner drop' at Sneinton Boulevard | NAIL campaign hammers on...

Wietse
e-mail: wietse@indymedia.org
Homepage: http://notts.indymedia.org.uk

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18.03.2006 14:19

Here some screenshots from the film

Notts Indymedia person
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Wicked video. Just hope Notts City Council watch, listen and learn. Hip hip hooray for everyone keeping WRG on the run - NAIL and now NAIL2 too. If the government seriously think that they can increase incineration from 9% to 25% they can think again - Tony Blair, we don't want your dirty air.

Jon & Beth

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