Ban the Burner Say NO to the Exeter Incinerator, and NO to Landfill Say YES to MBT, and YES to Minimising Waste

Object Online Place your objections on this webpage Click here to object (Use CTRL F to search for your name)

"We, the undersigned, object to a 60,000 tonne incinerator in Exeter, and urge Devon County Council to choose MBT instead"

Ref	Name	Address	Statement of objection
1	Maurice Spurway	Salmon Pool Lane, Exeter	This is totally the wrong solution for Exeter. If we are truly concerned about Climate Change, we would implement a policy of waste minimisation, re-use of valuable resources, 80% recycling and MBT for residual waste.
2	Grahame Jordan	Barton Road, Exeter	Energy production that produces CO2 and dioxins cannot be described as green. Devon has done much to further recycling why cancel out the good work with incineration?
3	Jonathan Dawson	Hoopern Street, Exeter	To add more pollution to our over polluted climate and water supplies is madness. We cannot continue to use the environment as our resource and sewer. I object to the use of an incinerator especially as it only saves 50 percent landfill and undermines the great start we have made on recycling.
4	Sam Coates	St Germans Road, Exeter	Incineration is an attempt to not deal with the problems of waste. What we need instead is a strategy for zero waste.
5	Stephanie Parker	Beacon Lane, Exeter	Incineration is not the way forward, we need to think of other ways like minimising waste and recycling that are going to be beneficial to climate change.
6	Rob Rickey	Creedy Park, Crediton	This project would undermine recycling efforts, cause dangerous particulate pollution and emit more C02 than a gas-fired plant.
7	Sophie Steer	Exeter	We have a duty to do as much as we can to save the planet and the environment. By having incinerators more damage would be caused. Reuse what we already have not burn it.
8	Pat Mathewson	Wonford Road, Exeter	I live in the City and so do my grandchildren. I would like the council to find a better way of dealing with waste.
9	Linda Lever	Long Barn, Crediton	Incinerators don't encourage the reduction of waste or recycling. They need plenty of waste to feed them, with all the implications for use of non-renewable raw materials. They also add to production of carbon dioxide. This is not joined up thinking.
10	Gemma Ryan	Sideling Fields, Tiverton	I believe that the capital involved in building and maintaining incinerators, which may have disastrous effects on human health and the environment, should be used for more benificial purposes such as recycling schemes or developing more sustainable sources of energy.
11	Sue Stevens	Ashill, Cullompton	The building of this incinerator will increase the carbon emmissions from each ton of waste. By destroying waste rather than recycling additional energy has to be used to produce new goods. Also with incineration the residue toxic ash still has to be deposed off in landfill sites which damages the local environment.
12	Pat Barker	West Sandford, Crediton	It is misleading to be trying to sell this idea to the public as a "green option". It will emit an unacceptable amount of CO2.
13	Andrew Lockett	Monks Road, Exeter	There will be massive effects on the local air quality and global warming.
14	Cllr Ricky Knight	Bishops Tawton, North Devon	The emphasis has to be REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE - incineration is a stop-gap measure which will do nothing to help the environment or change people's bad habits - and it will spew even more CO2 and toxins into the atmosphere
15	Martin Crothall	Cavendish Road, Exeter	The toxic emissions would be a danger to Exeter and the wider environment.
16	Ian Ryder	Monmouth Street, Topsham	I do not wish for myself or my family to have to breathe in the dioxins that come from these incinerators. They should be banned.
17	Diana Moore	Church Road Alphington	1: increase in particulates - increased pollution and its effect on health. 2: increased lorries past our house - YES we are NIMBYS' with good reason. 3: impact on climate change. need I go on?
18	Christine Prior	Normanby Road, Bristol	I object because incinerators are "waste hungry" which means that they need a never ending stream of waste to keep them going which means that Councils will take waste from hundreds of miles away to feed them. Plus, the noxious fumes etc.
19	Margaretta Jolly	Edgerton Park Road, Exeter	More research needed into this complex proposal.
20	Abigail Dixon	St Leonards, Exeter	I am concerned about levels of air pollution, smoke and emissions of carbon dioxide.
21	Charles Dixon	Norwood Avenue, Exeter	I object to the incinerator as I now car share to reduce my CO2 emissions and the council now want to pump tonnes more CO2 into the Devon sky. What sort of example does that set?
22	Susan King	Lewis Crescent, Exeter	Is Devon County Council mad? Why doesn't it recycle properly, as in Germany.
23	Tammie	Alphington, Exeter	This side of Exeter already suffers from the highest pollution levels thanks to Alphington Road. It will be in close proximity to a pre, primary & secondary school. Not Acceptable.
24	Andrew M Smith	Alphington, Exeter	This sort of project is not suitable to be situated in such a residential area. What about the health of residents. Incinerator? No Thank You.
25	Mary Longhurst	Austen Close, Exeter	I object because it will hasten global warming. Manufacturers must use less packaging, and reduce advertising leaflets through our letterboxes. We must recycle, with hefty fines and "name and shame" for noncompliance.
26	Denise Ross	Pounds Hill, Crediton	Incineration will bring its own problems that may only add to the already considerable environmental problems we have. We need to tackle the root causes not look for quick fixes.
27	Harriet White	Polsloe Road, Exeter	I object to the plans to build an incinerator because there are cleaner, cheaper and more sustainable solutions.
28	Lynn Wetenhall	Cowick Hill, Exeter	I object to an incinerator on the grounds of the pollution it will emit, and undermining attempts to reduce and recycle waste.
29	Cate Calder	Cadhay, Ottery St Mary	I object to the incinerator - Cleaner options exist.
30	Alisdair Patterson	Taddyforde Estate	In 2006, we should be able to do this in a more intelligent and environmentally friendly way!
31	Jon Nash	Monks Road, Exeter	It seems inconceivable that with the state of the environment and concern about climate change this is even considered.
32	Terry Griffin	Salmon Pool Lane, Exeter	Please consider that Devon County Council Exec. are discussing this project on the 28th November, on the 25th November they are holding a Climate Change Action Day on the 25th November. What hypocrits.
33	Michelle Evans	Bethany House, Exeter	This idea is so foolish.
34	Paul Edwards	Sandford, Crediton	I object to the additional CO2 which will add to Climate Change, and the inevitable production of Dioxins.
35	C M Dymond	Sandford, Crediton	So much more of this material could and should be recycled.
36	Steve Wilmore	Cedars Road, Exeter	Definitely, recycling is the way forward - more awareness and education!
37	D Olney	Bude, Cornwall	Don't want. Don't need.
38	A F Laide	The Mint, Exeter	This is not a good idea. I object to the unnecesary pollution.
39	Elizabeth Loveday	Well Street, Exeter	This is a very unhealthy option.
40	Richard Weedon	Cherry Tree Close	I am extremely concerned about the emissions.
41	Janice Dumbrell	Raleigh Road, Teignmouth	I am 100% against this.
42	Nicola Jill Wakley	Gittisham, Honiton	Recycle!
43	D Frayne	Ringswell Place, Exeter	We need to recycle far more than we are at the moment.
44	K Jones	Clyst St. Mary	I object to this proposal.
45	B M Weedon	Chestnut Avenue, Cullompton	80% Recycling is the answer.
46	Mary Cooper	Shillingford, Exeter	Reduce packaging and recycle.
47	T Ratchford	Castle Mount, Exeter	Need to recycle more. Not burn it!
48	S Greenall	South Lawn Terrace, Exeter	It's not a healthy option. It's commercial. We should be banning unnecessary packaging.
49	B Oliver	EX1, Exeter	It is important that we reduce the huge mountain of unnecessary waste first.
50	E Gordon	EX3, Exeter	I object to the incinerator. We must persuade everyone to reduce their waste by half. It ought to be possible.
51	R Pringle	Oxford Road, Exeter	Surely we should stop all these plastic bags, and all the overpackaging.
52	J Dymond	Victoria Road, Exmouth	We must think of the future for our children. They will not want to inherit Climate Chaos.
53	K Binding	Castle Mount, Exeter	Maybe this will persuade us to get serious about reducing our waste.
54	K Finning	Whiteway Drive, Exeter	Climate Change is a serious issue. That is why we must not build an incinerator.
55	L. Corker	Five Bells, Offwell	I object strongly to this incinerator. We have to look for less damaging alternatives.
56	D C Knarman	Lynmouth Avenue, Paignton	Exeter only produces 65,000 tonnes of waste. Devon is proposing to burn 60,000 tonnes of this. It is irresponsible to produce so much CO2.
57	Steph Pallett	Exmouth, Devon	This would be disastrous. Please make sure it doesn't happen.
58	F May	Gloucester Road, Exeter	We must reduce our waste now.
59	N Rees	Rose Cott, Brayford	Incinerators are bad for our health, and the health of the planet.
60	Nicola Beglin	West Avenue, Exeter	Incineration increases overall CO2 emissions, remaining ash is approx. 30% of original weight which will still need disposing of. Incineration will undermine the strategy of recycling and producing less waste.
61	G Meade	Cherry Tree Close	I can't believe that Devon County Council are putting forward such a damaging solution. They must change this decision to one based on established sustainable management of waste.
62	S Armstong	Whipton Barton Road, Exeter	This will be bad news for Exeter. More recycling is the better answer.
63	M Chan	Blackboy Road, Exeter	60,000 tonnes is a lot of valuable resource to burn. Devon must look at this again.
64	M Dennis	Colyton, Devon	It is about time we got serious about our climate. Devon must choose a low carbon waste solution.
65	Brian Clarke	Ringswell Avenue	We must reduce the production of carbon dioxide if we are to be within emissions targets.
66	Alex Harris	St James, Exeter	We should be REDUCING CO2 emissions, so why are Devon proposing an incinerator which will INCREASE CO2 emissions.
67	Leonie Bonner	Sidwell Street, Exeter	We have to think of the future for our children.
68	Nick Collins	Pinhoe, Exeter	I don't want to breathe this pollution, thanks.
69	S Jenkins	Topsham, Exeter	It is environmentally negative. Alternatives should be sought to waste issues.
70	S Perry	South Brent	The best solution is to reduce waste. But waste is still growing. Lest get serious about Waste Reduction.
71	M Neal	Cullompton	We should be recycling waste and reducing consumption.
72	K Chesters	Tiverton, Devon	The incinerator would burn valuable resources AND create carbon dioxide. Where is the sense in that?
73	Francis Ridd	St Davids, Exeter	I think it is an incredible waste to burn valuable resources. Recycle instead.
74	Jon Reynolds	Hill Barton Road	There must be better ways of disposing waste. lets look long term.
75	Stella Reynolds	Causey Gardens, Exeter	Not a good idea.
76	Tom Williams	Exeter Road, Kingsteignton	A total waste
77	Janis Ashfold	Yeovil, Somerset	Use best practice recycling methods as instigated by government policies.
78	Lee Wickens	Harrow on the Hill, London	Devon is being irresponsible to burn so much of Exeter's waste. How can Exeter meet it's CO2 reduction targets? Does it have any?
79	Louise Prout	Kingsteignton, Newton Abbot	CO2 emissions. Cancer causing dioxins. Toxic ash. Excessive lorry movements. What is Devon thinking of?
80	Pauline Whiter	Church Street, Exeter	Too much CO2 emissions.
81	D L Brown	Newlands, Charmouth	CO2 emissions! STOP before we die.
82	H Gatland	Meadowview Road, Tiverton	Stop the burner.
83	C P Husson	Plymtree	Recycle please.
84	B L Husson	Plymtree	More recycling facilities are needed.
85	Peter Kirkham	Harberton, Totnes	The incinerator is a temporary measure which is very bad for the environment and is a distraction from re-use and less-waste policies which the County Council urgently needs to be addressing.
86	Mrs Jane Hickling	Galmpton, Brixham, Devon	Incinerators are hazardous to our environment, adding dioxins and toxic gases to our already polluted air, and contribute to the build up of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere with their CO2 emissions.
87	Andrew Bell	Church Road, Alphington	REDUCE, REDUCE, REDUCE. That's the key message for the next 20 years, not burn, burn, burn.
88	Jessica Mordue	Old Tiverton Road, Exeter	The incinerator is a dangerous default choice, based on incorrect research. The council should be pushing re-use and recycle, as well as MBT. Why are we way behind Europe on this issue?
89	David Ashby	Gidleigh, Chagford	Don't think short term. Re-consider the options.
90	Andy Rees	Chagford, Devon	Incineration produces highly toxic fumes and waste products, which will pollute the surrounding area.
91	Paul Harding	Widecombe Way, Exeter	Burning waste seems to be the wrong path. Further investigation of the possibility of MBT/digestion here is needed.
92	Anne Tucker	Sandford, Crediton	I believe there is a better alternative to incineration with MBT more environmentally friendly which should be pursued.
93	John Richardson-Dawes	Chute Street, Exeter	This is environmentally insensitive and adds to rather than lessening the dangers of global warming.
94	Kate Isaacs	Gunstone, Crediton	Reduce, re-use, recycle. Then use better ways of disposing of the small amount that's left. Most of the (small amount of) rubbish in my bin is packaging I never wanted or needed in the first place.
95	Elinor Scott	Exeter	I object to this incinerator as this will contribute to climate change by emitting yet more harmful CO2 into the atmosphere as well as adding to the general existing pollution in Exeter. It will also have an adverse effect on encouraging recycling initiatives.
96	John Cook	Lower Wear Road, Countess Wear	I object because other methods would be more beneficial to our dying planet. If we dont act now it may be too late for our children.
97	Claire Robinson	Winswood, Crediton	I object because of the ill health effects near incinerators that are documented in the small amount of research on this issue--and because of the anecdotal evidence from residents who live near even "state-of-the-art" burners (terrible nauseating smells, ill health, etc.). And because incinerators kill recycling for 25-30 years.
98	Roderick Drew	Hittisleigh Exeter	Another smoke stack sending burnt plastic into the carbon fog? Recycling and reusing is the way we have to go. Or use bio-degradable plastic - most of our waste these days.
99	Daniel Knibb	Birchy Barton Hill, Exeter	The proposed new incinerator seems to be the wrong way to go about the problem of waste. It would appear that alternative strategies will result in less local pollution and reduced CO2 emissions, so I would support investing in these instead.
100	Sue Bosley	Hoopern Street, Exeter	I would like to seen an alternative to the incincerator in the form of MBT.
101	Mark Griffin	St Annes Road. Exeter	The proposed Incenerator is preventing any transformation of Exeter to a low carbon city. It is essential that the proposal is stopped and M B T is considered as a more closed system, environmentally friendly method of dealing with the city's waste.
102	Martyn Bragg	Shillingford St George, Exeter	I object to the incinerator. Please use the money assigned for this project to invest in reducing the waste created in the first place
103	Stephanie Ni Mhaille	17 Raleigh Rod, Exeter	In my opinion this decision has been made from profit motivation rather than environmental commonsense. In my opinion this is tantamount to corruption.
104	Nicolas Rannou	6 Mayflower Avenue, Exeter	An incinerator will increase CO2 emissions, and will release deadly dioxin over the city despite all the 'so called' norms and guaranties. Incinerators always break the pollution rules set up by the authorities in all European countries...and I don't see why they will start to behave now.
105	Audaye Elesedy	Chantry Meadow, Alphington	NO! NO! NO! The incinerator will increase CO2 other greenhouse gases and particle pollutants. Bad for Exeter's Environment. Bad for Exeter's Health. Bad for Exeter's Economy. ECC PLEASE PROTECT US: Give us MBT; A coherent waste minimisation and lower cleaner emissions policy; Committed solid and principled action to this end.
106	Andrew Bragg	Canon Way, Alphington	I object to a new incinerator. Exeter should be reducing its waste, not increasing it. If a new plant must be built then an MBT plant should be built.
107	Chris Sloan	Dawlish Road, Alphington	Harmful emissions - who knows what we'll actually be burning? Does not reduce waste or CO2, just reduces waste to landfill so does not tackle root cause. Less consumption and more recycling are the real solutions.
108	Steve Melia	Heather Park, South Brent	The WISARD analysis used by AEA was flawed and out of date. MBT represents a more sustainable solution.
109	Marcus Shirley	Howell Road, Exeter	Making it easier to incinerate waste will simply make it easier to avoid the inevitable need to REDUCE wastage in Exeter.
110	Alan Dransfield	St Leonards, Exeter	The truth about the incinerator is as about as transparent as the PFI Schools Projects,i.e. the 6 PFI schools are unfit for purpose
111	Tim Sinclair	Bonhay Road, Exeter	We poison ourselves with dioxins and mess up our fragile climate with CO2. Let's opt out of the suicide of the human race.
112	Pat Mathewson	Wonford Road, Exeter	A more sustainable way of getting rid of rubbish should be found, and junk should be reduced.
113	E Shorthouse	Cumberland Close, Exmouth	Throw away less, recycle more. No need for a big incinerator. It's logical.
114	B Lyne	Willsdown Road, Exeter	An incinerator is not a good advert for a Zero Waste Exeter.
115	F Clark	Mount Pleasant, Exeter	Cut Waste by cutting packaging.
116	L Quarrington	Headland Crescent, Exeter	Burners destroy the biosphere and pollute our lungs.
117	Misracevikoz	King Arthurs Rd, Exeter	It would pollute the area.
118	D Reid	Hyde Park Rd, Exeter	The pollution is significant. Also it would be an eyesore.
119	M Kincey	The Mint, Exeter	There is no doubt. The incinerator is not wanted in Exeter.
120	D Hekt	Clinton Avenue, Exeter	Recycle more !
121	Timothy Bemrose	Temple Rd, Exeter	It's time to stop producing so much waste in the first place.
122	I Bolis	Ashburton	Reduce, recycle refuse. Now.
123	P Evans	Buckfastleigh	There has got to be a better way of getting rid of rubbish.
124	S Price	Lucas avenue, Exeter	As stated above, there has got to be a better way.
125	Blu	Exeter	There must be a better way to get rid of our waste. We must start thinking about saving our world.
126	Tim Pilling	Rockbeare	We must reduce our waste. Recycle everything. Consider the alternatives.
127	Sam Bartle	Copplestone	Educate the masses. Education, Education, Education...
128	A E Blewitt	Matford Ave, Exeter	There must be a safer way. There is!
129	D Cornworthy	College Rd, Exeter	This idea goes against the grain of working towards a cleaner Exeter.
130	H Treby	Clipper Quay, Exeter	Reduce waste. Get your act together.
131	A Shurmer	Guiss Lane, Exwick	Get your act together.
132	John Cox	Elm Grove Road, Exeter	How about a loger term view.
133	Lisa Hebbard	St Annes Road, Exeter	Please put more money into the alternatives.
134	T Williams-Key	Plymouth	I think " Prevention - not cure".
135	Melanie Attwater	St Leonards Avenue, Exeter	People should be encoraged to recycle more, as in Europe.
136	Chris Quin	Deacon Lane, Exeter	There is a better alternative; MBT. Especially if Exeter becomes a unitary authority.
137	David Bailey	Well St, Exeter	This would be a step backwards in a long run not forwards. If people know they can produce as much waste as they want and it would be burnt this will not promote individual responsibility of our waste.
138	Jown Cowler	West Grove Road, Exeter	I have an allotment in the Valley Park which I use to grow organic vegetables for the family, and think the toxic ash and smoke would ruin the whole concept of growing organic.
139	Craig Almond	Pinhoe Rd, Exeter	The incinerator is the worst option for avoiding landfill. Devon should be putting itself at the forefront of green technologies. Not just paying lip service to green politics.
140	Claire Robinson	Trentbridge Square, Exeter	Retrograde way of dealing with waste in the 21st century when better and more environmentally sound methods exist. It would add to the carbon footprint of the City, binding the City for 25 years.
141	Dr Carole Jones	Chillington, Devon	Incinerators are environmentally unsound. there are numerous other routes to follow for dealing with waste. Further, the people of Devon should be asked for their opinion, with all of the options and their environmental pros and cons clearly and honestly detailed by impartial advisors.
142	Dr Christine Hauskeller	Park Road, Exeter	This project is not a very ecological solution to dispose of waste. Other solutions have to be found and encouraged, even if they appear more expensive in the short term.
143	William John Harvey	Hensleigh Drive, Exeter	There are much better systems than incineration. MBT can absorb CO2 and increase recycling.
144	Margaret Yoon	Toronto Road, Exeter	A burner is not an environmentally acceptable option for dealing with waste. There must be a better way to deal with waste and to maintain the beauty of Devon.
145	Thom Webster	Exeter University	The argument for incineration as a serious, viable method of waste disposal is over. MBT is a rational, sustainable solution. Sustainability MUST be the future. Otherwise there is no future.
146	Dr Jacquelyn Allen Collinson	University of Exeter	The toxic fumes & ash produced by the incineration process will be highly detrimental to Exeter & environs. Emissions of particulates, heavy metals & dioxins are known to be highly deleterious to human and animal health. Dioxins are carcinogenic in humans.
147	Christine Duff	Thornton Hill, Exeter	The huge CO2 emmissions that will ensue.
148	Stefan Garrel	Portland Street, Exeter	I object most strongly to this incinerator.
149	Lianne Balk	Feltrim Avenue, St Leonards	I hereby would like to object to the proposed building of an incinerator in Exeter for the following reasons: It will be too close to the City Centre. I don't agree with rubbish form the entire region being driven through Exeter to be burnt beside the river Exe. It will undermine recycling, and emit toxic smoke and CO2.
150	Helen Vassallo	Exeter	At a time when we are supposed to be promoting awareness of climate change and encouraging commitment to recycling, this proposal is irresponsible and destructive.
151	Jonathan Flaxman	Cedars Road, Exeter	These resources should be spent on recycling initiatives to reduce the amount of waste that is produced. The incinerator should not be built so close to the city centre where trucks will be driving in from all over Devon.
152	Lucy Rourke	St Sidwells Avenue, Exeter	There are far better alternatives than this, including MBT.
153	Jane Stevenson	Wonford Road, Exeter	I object to the idea of rubbish from the entire region being driven through Exeter to be burnt beside the river Exe.
154	Dr Aidan Coveney	Sylvan Road, Exeter	The incinerator will cause substantial pollution to the air in one of Devon's most populous areas. It will increase lorry movements from outside the area. A more ecological solution must be found.
155	Dylan Hughes	West View Terrace, Exeter	I object to the proposal of a waste incinerator by "Viridor Waste Management" because I think it is not a sensible way to address the issue of Exeter's waste.
156	Chris Clatworthy	Topsham Road, Exeter	There are much better systems than incineration. MBT can absorb CO2 and increase recycling.
157	Dr Paul Cooke	Collins Road, Exeter	I believe this planned burner to be bad for the environment.
158	Dr Neil Sewell	Bagshot Avenue, Exeter	As a scientist, I cannot condone the action of incinerating waste which can be demonstrably recycled or reused, particularly when the proposed site is in close proximity to a high density of people.
159	Tim O'Neill	Streatham Rise, Exeter	I object to the proposal to build a waste incinerator in Exeter because it will cause air pollution, and generate excess lorry movements. Burning waste is also not the best solution.
160	Tim Heyes	New North Road, Exeter	I am concerned about the level of emissions from the plant; its proximity to residential areas and the riverside; and any increase in road traffic is unacceptable.
161	Vicky George	Longbrook Street, Exeter	Recycling is the way forward, less pollution = a more sustainable world.
162	Mo Osborne	Barnfield Road, Exeter	This is the wrong site.
163	Ian Bowen	Exe Vale Road, Exeter	Our leaders should be looking at more imaginative methods of waste processing.
164	Craig Radford	Alphington, Exeter	It is unacceptable to consider another waste development so close to our homes & schools. The waste facilities in the area already spoil one of the only attractions in the city. The infrastructure of Exeter is already fragile without the additional pressure further traffic will bring.
165	Jaqui Radford	Alphington, Exeter	Because it is being placed in the only beautiful location in Exeter and somewhere pleasant to walk, and secondly the roads of exeter especially Marsh Barton are already jammed this will make a bad situation worse, much worse!!!
166	Scott Ballard	Ide, Exeter	I lived by one before and the quality of life for everyone within 5 miles went down. I do testing to parts per trillion with GC-Ms. Did you know, even though the testing equipment is in a closed lab, chemicals from the other side of the University were found in testing blank samples. Rates of respiratory disease are already up and I know someone who is dying from lung cancer and he doesn't smoke.
167	Lynda Ballard	Ide, Exeter	Bad for heath and the environment. We are meant to be recycling, not bloodly well burning them.
168	Iryna Labunska	Fox Road, Exeter	Incineration of household wastes produces dioxins and other cancer-causing chemicals and generates thousands of tones of highly contaminated ash. We don’t want either people of Exeter or surrounding environment to be poisoned by a polluting incinerator.
169	Dr Kevin Brigden	Crediton, Devon	The incinerator will inhibit efforts towards waste reduction, will produce hazardous atmospheric emissions and generate hazardous solid wastes (such as dioxin containing fly ashes) and may be used to treat hazardous wastes (as recently proposed for hazardous waste disposal in the UK).
170	Lisa Alsford	Toronto Road, Exeter	I do not feel this is the way forward with regards to waste disposal - we need something that will be more eco friendly and encourage peoplel to minimise waste.
171	Graham Selby-Smetzer	Alphington, Exeter	I don't want to live in an area with toxic fumes, possibly damaging to my health.
172	Annmarie Cornhill	Exwick, Exeter	Recycling is the way forward.
173	Lesley Downes	Dunsford	Although I gather that some of the energy produced by the incinerator will provide some useable energy, calculations show that emissions will be high. As the quality of the atmosphere is important globally, I feel there must be a better solution.
174	Lynda Dalton	Truro Drive Exeter	Too Expensive, will reduce not increase recycling. We do not want everyone elses rubbish in Exeter. Will add not subtract from Polution.
175	Dr Christine Flaxman	56 Cedars Road	I object to the proposed building of an incinerator that will be so close to the city centre and to the idea of rubbish from the entire region being driven and burnt there.
176	Mark Webber	Whitestone	I would like us to take more responsible action for the waste that we produce and to safe guard our collective health and well being.
177	Jeremy Child	Mill Road, Exeter	It's unnecessary - there are better ways. This flies in the face of the good work that the area has done for the environment.
178	Julian Wright	University of Exeter	The incinerator would be too close to a residential area.
179	Kevin Robinson	Loram Way, Alphington	The roads in Alphington are already gridlocked during the day; incineration isn't the solution, it will just bring more environmental problems; kingfishers, herons and goldfinches are rare enough already!
179	Maria Lock	Loram Way, Alphington	Increased traffic: Alphington Road is already far too busy. Incineration will bring other issues and isn't the answer. I like the wildlife that lives along the riverbanks, upon which this will have a drastic impact.
180	Alex White	Chawleigh - Mid- Devon	I feel that renewable energy should be harnessed instead of spending money on an incinerator. Invest in offshore wind farms and recycling facilities within Devon.
181	Karim Kamara	25 Rivermead Road,	This air polluting incinerator should not be located so near residential areas and ISCA school. Why not build it at the site of the existing landfill site at Heathfield, Kingsteignton?
182	Kate Povey	Black Dog, Crediton	Incineration is not the answer. Recycling rates should become so much higher. Extra traffic around Marsh Barton will produce more gridlock.
183	Geraldine Elizabeth Sebastian	Sutherland Drive,Torquay	The need to protect the environment is crucial.
184	Dan Hough	Pennsylvania Park, Exeter, Devon	The Exeter incinerator is worse for the environment and Exeter than MBT. We should do all we can to support the enviroment.
185	Jon Pinsky	Marlborough Road, Exeter	Outdate obsolete technology, produces tonnes of pollutants and CO2, Situated virtually in the centre of a major urban population.
186	Paul Bennett	Malden Road, Sidmouth	I think we have a duty to find better alternatives to incineration.

Click here to object (Use CTRL F to search for your name)

Latest Update: July 2007

Web page updated by Maurice Spurway - Exeter Friends of the Earth

Return to Home