Anger over plans to burn waste at plant, UK

Anger over plans to burn waste at plant, UK
08 June 2006


Campaigners have hit out at plans to begin burning waste at the Rugby Cement plant - all the way from London. Waste could be transported from the capital and burned at the Long Lawford Road site as the part of the concrete-making process. 
 
Protesters have attacked the plans as a Victorian solution to waste disposal and say residents are being used as "guinea pigs". 
 
The plans were unveiled at a meeting attended by Cemex, councillors and representatives from Rugby Borough Council, Warwickshire County Council and members of the community cement forum. 
 
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