Annapolis Waterkeepers: In Today's Nova Scotia Advocate

There was a fire at the Arlington Heights C&D Landfill in 2018. (Submitted to the CBC by Jennifer Ehrenfeld-Poole )

THE MINISTER SAID THEY DIDN'T DO THIS

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Dear Premier Rankin,

Arlington Heights C and D in Annapolis County accepts toxic waste on a mountain that sources 25 downslope domestic wells. This is dangerous nonsense. Dozens of terms and conditions are not met.
-There was no community consultation.
-The analysis of soils was falsified.
-Autofluff is not permitted, yet truckloads have arrived. This is being investigated at a glacial pace by the very department that failed to notice.
-Asbestos arrives daily in contravention of Halifax’s ban on the export of hazardous waste.
-Burying asbestos waste is irresponsible and out-of-date.
-Toxic waste is in the dust, the water, along the roadsides - it is EVERYWHERE!
We demand Environmental Justice for our province!

Sincerely,

Annapolis Waterkeepers

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Thursday, August 12, 2021

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