Padeswood, Flintshire, UK
FIRE IN THE KILN
1pm Tuesday 3rd July 2007
EMISSION WATCH
A truly independant monitoring service that is currently watching particulate levels in the areas surrounding the Padeswood Hazardous Waste Co-Incinerator
Browse the graphs and note, especially, the huge spikes seen, generally in the early hours and especially in
Central Penyfordd and Spon Green: areas, historically, most affected by this plant.
Early Christmas Morning 2005 (around 5am) is particularly interesting!!
It's official
- incineration is a violation of our human rights
CEMFUEL IS 'HAZARDOUS WASTE'
The purpose of this site is to provide an easy-to-access resource for
some of the huge amounts of information that exists on a subject that may
affect almost everyone living within miles of a cement kiln burning hazardous
waste. Feel free to browse these pages and extensive links and build your
own picture of how this kiln in North Wales, or a similar kiln near you,
could affect the your health and that of your family.
'The fundamental problem with cement kiln hazardous waste
incineration is that it has the effect of putting 100% of the toxic metals found in hazardous waste into the environment, either as clinker, cement kiln dust or air pollution.
Mercury control is particularly poor at cement kilns.'
Alex J. Sagady
& Associates, US Environmental specialists