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    Prebbleton residents are concerned a new recycling plant will create pollution

    Prebbleton residents are concerned a new recycling plant will create pollution

    22 January 2020
    Waste Management has gained consent for the plant over the last two years - but without consultation with locals.

    A petition has gained more than 700 signatures in its first day.

    Locals are concerned an open tyre-shredding machine - and the discharge of waste products to the air will have a negative impact on their community.

    The plant will also process solvents, heavy metals, petrochemicals and septic waste - just a kilometre from Prebbleton school.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity


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