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Annapolis County Spectator
Residents living near Annapolis County dump worry water may become contaminated

 CBC
Annapolis Valley landfill fire spews thick smoke and toxic fumes

Owner of Annapolis Valley landfill offers $10K reward for tips after fire

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EDITORIAL: New asbestos rules long overdue
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THE MINISTER SAID THEY DIDN'T DO THIS

This Spreadsheet contains 109 photos of autofluff filled John Ross trucks doing business at Arlington Heights C&D. Some are on the way in, some returning, but using a half hour turnaround time, there are no duplicates. The total amount shown is 2,479,000 kg, 2,242,000 after the Minister promised there would be no more. The photos are by Andy George, a neighbor of the dump. He didn't catch all the traffic by any means, but his dedication is remarkable.

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Dear Premier Houston,

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-Burying asbestos waste is irresponsible and out-of-date.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!

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