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Waste plant triggers public protests

Wednesday, 06 August 2008 | Bindu Shajan Perappadan
NEW DELHI: Residents staying close to the Delhi Government’s proposed waste-to-energy project at the Okhla sanitary landfill site have intensified their protest against the project and demanded that it be moved away from the residential area. “We are not against the project as such and understand the need for more waste-to-energy plants, but what we are against is the fact that the plant is being set up in a residential area and has potentially dangerous implications for the health of the residents. We will not allow the plant to get started here,” said Sukhdev Vihar...Read More

 
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