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Extinguished: Lafarge’s alternative fuel project rejected (Dec. 9, 2008)
Lake Ontario Waterkeeper presents Living at the Barricades
The Ontario Court of Appeal will not hear an appeal from Lafarge Canada Inc about its alternative fuels application. The project proposed to burn old tires and plastic products as an “alternative” fuel source for its Bath, Ontario kilns. On today’s show Mark and Krystyn examine the outcome of the case, and consider why this “victory” includes both gains a losses. We also hear from Lake Ontario Waterkeeper’s co-applicant Gord Downie, who tells us about why he felt the need to stand up as a citizen of the area.
Music on today’s show:
Birds - Dawn Blythe and Dave Clark
Every Time we say Goodbye - Jimmy Scott
Courage - Sarah Polley
Listen to the show…
- Listen to this week’s show online (right-click to download).
- Subscribe to the Living At the Barricades Podcast via iTunes
More information:
- See our press release on the Lafarge decision here
- Read our backgrounder on our Lafarge page
- Living at the Barricades is now available for download directly to your iPhone/iPod Touch! Learn how to get it in our latest newsletter.
Crowd Power
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Lake Ontario Waterkeeper
Toronto, Ontario, Canada







Most RecentMost Recommended Comments (2)
at 07:20 on December 12th, 2008
Sounds more like pollution then Solutions, burning Tires? Please...
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Pcdrdenton (not verified)at 06:00 on April 21st, 2009
What we need is more "victories" like this and we can kiss our pristine earth goodbye! Do us all and yourself a favor and get education on this subject. The emissions of coal far exceed TDF and you get old tires GONE to boot! Good Job!!!