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- Steng Brobekk Giftfabrikk
- Gift-Fabrikk-Aksjonen Mandag 29. August 2005
- Aksjon Steng Giftfabrikken møtte Miljøvernminister Hareide
- 7. SEPTEMBER - Global Anti-Incineration Day
- Ubesvarte henvendelser til byråd Myhre
- Disse har ansvaret
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- Hvorfor stenge en Giftfabrikk?
- Hva skal vi gjøre med avfallet?
- Klarer Giftfabrikkene Rensekravene?
- PROTESTLISTEN!
- Debatten går i Aftenposten Aften
- HØSTMØTET 16.11.05
- ARKIV
- Derfor stenger jeg Giftfabrikken
- Hva mener Helse og velferdsetaten
- Groruddalen sett fra pipen på Giftfabrikken
- ASG ber SFT trekke Giftfabrikkens konsesjon
- Nytt besøk hos Sft
- ASG anmelder EGE
- Forbrenningsbehovet er en myte
- Miljøverstingen
- 6. SEPTEMBER - Global Anti-Incineration Day
- Hvem ljuger?
Global day of Anti-incineration, wednesday 6th of Semtember 2006.
For information about the Global activities, please contact:
In Norway: C. F. Schelver, Aksjon Steng Giftfabrikken / End incineration Now +47-90613069
For Spanish-speaking media: Cecilia Allen at +5411 4552 8480
For French-speaking media: Fatou Souare at +1 510 8839490 extension 101
For Chinese-speaking media: Herlin Hsieh at +8862 29383406
For US media: Monica Wilson at +1 510 8839490 extension 103
For the rest of the world: Abi Jabines or Manny Calonzo, GAIA Secretariat at +632 9290376
For French-speaking media: Fatou Souare at +1 510 8839490 extension 101
For Chinese-speaking media: Herlin Hsieh at +8862 29383406
For US media: Monica Wilson at +1 510 8839490 extension 103
For the rest of the world: Abi Jabines or Manny Calonzo, GAIA Secretariat at +632 9290376
Thoroughout the world resources are burned up in flames and turned into toxic substances. In Norway both green movements and the authorities are striving to save the planet from pollution by working harder with reuse and recycling. In a letter to Aksjon Steng Giftfabrikken (ASG) the norwegian Minister Helen Bjornoy states that emission of dioxin in Norway in the period 1995-2003 has been reduced with 56% and in this period the emissions to air has been reduced with 80%.
ASG finds however that science on measuring emissions of dioxin to air from incineration is NOT reliable. And as long as dioxin is potentially highly toxic AND bio-accumulate, all emmissions must come down to zero. This is also reflected in the POPs-treaty, the Stockholm-convention.
In Norway the Ministry of Environment, the State Pollution Authority and the Parliament all acknowledge and has made plans and decisions to elimnate POPs and other toxic substances. In the letter to ASG Minister Bjornoy states that they are aming at year 2020 to end all emissions of dioxin.
THIS IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH.
The city of Oslo has two waste incinerators, Klemetsrud and Brobekk. In the recent wasteplan for Oslo one sentence says that: "Oslo does not depend on two incinerators." The reason for this is that the annual amount of waste is 130.000 tonnes and the incineration capacity is 255.000 tonnes. The Brobekk-plant is burning 100.000 tonnes a year.
Therefore we demand, both from the Minister of Environment and the City of Oslo, that Brobekks 40 year old toxic history must come to an end now. The Ministry is responsible for the continuing production of dioxin. They are the Toxic Ministry. Therefore we put this out on our banner: We are the Toxic Minsitry, we produce dioxin.
RECYCLING YES! INCINERATION NO!
Martin Vøien, Ingvill Riise Mona Larsen, Christine Tetlie
RECYCLING YES! INCINERATION NO!
Martin Vøien, Ingvill Riise Mona Larsen, Christine Tetlie
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The Minister of Environment, Helen Bjornoy showed up. |
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Therefore we were happy to present one of our t-shirts to the Minister. Now she can wear it proud saying: Choose Recycling. Say no to incineration!
Please email the norwegian minister and have her Ban incineration. You mail her from your account or to Minister Helen Bjornoy here: miljovernministeren@md.dep.no
Pictures from the Brobekk smokestack,
Inside, From the top
Video from the Brobekk smokestack, Inside, From the top
