Veolia Plan to import an extra 15000 tonnes of waste to Bernard Road Incinerator
Zoltan K Thompson | 30.11.2012 17:28 | Climate Chaos | Ecology | Sheffield
The 15,000 tonnes is coming from an extended catchment area from as far as Mansfield, Newark and Derbyshire Dales. Join the campaign to stop this insanity by objecting individually to the application to show the strength of feeling in Sheffield and beyond that objects to the incinerator and all it entails.
By e-mailing To: Howard Baxter e-mail: 
planningapps@sheffield.gov.uk with the reference number Ref no: 12/03137/FUL
To see the application and its associated documents navigate here
http://publicaccess.sheffield.gov.uk/online-applications/
and type in the reference number. 12/03137/FUL
One of the opposing documents comes from Sheffield Friends of the Earth
http://sheffieldfoenewsletter.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/incinerator-planning-application.html
Green Party councillor Jillian Creasy objects on the grounds of the environmental impact from the increase in HGV traffic, and strangely said this in a statement on the Sheffield and Rotherham Green Party web site
"I am not opposed in principle to importing waste to make up the shortfall in waste arising in Sheffield"
Surely the problem is we're producing too much waste, there is no "shortfall in waste" in Sheffield.
planningapps@sheffield.gov.uk with the reference number Ref no: 12/03137/FUL To see the application and its associated documents navigate here
http://publicaccess.sheffield.gov.uk/online-applications/ and type in the reference number. 12/03137/FUL
One of the opposing documents comes from Sheffield Friends of the Earth
http://sheffieldfoenewsletter.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/incinerator-planning-application.html Green Party councillor Jillian Creasy objects on the grounds of the environmental impact from the increase in HGV traffic, and strangely said this in a statement on the Sheffield and Rotherham Green Party web site
"I am not opposed in principle to importing waste to make up the shortfall in waste arising in Sheffield"
Surely the problem is we're producing too much waste, there is no "shortfall in waste" in Sheffield.
Zoltan K Thompson