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Canal hit with a chemical spillage (21 posts / 2,208 views)
PaulBishop PaulBishop
Posts: 371
Post #16 16 Aug 2024 15:14
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"Lessons will be learned"
Until the next audit of accounts.
mark1009
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Post #17 16 Aug 2024 15:30
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In reply to Post #16
It shouldn't take a team of rocket scientists 10 years to track down who was using sodium cyanide, near the canal. If they do, I hope those responsible get fined on a massive scale, and the fines directed to help repair rivers and canals that need help. Of course, the cause of the contamination could be irresponsible dumping of waste. Catching the culprits if that is the case could be more difficult.
Ged
Posts: 477
Post #18 16 Aug 2024 16:21
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In reply to Post #17
A company, Anochrome, have admitted responsibility. It's been reported that they informed the EA when they realised they'd had a spillage.
mark1009
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Post #19 16 Aug 2024 17:57
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In reply to Post #18
If it's a small company then a massive fine is not going to be feasible, those responsible should go to jail for a long time.
JasonM JasonM
Posts: 1,764
Post #20 16 Aug 2024 18:28
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Not the first time for this company..
https://cdn-www.expressandstar.mna.arcpublishing.com/news/2012/01/26/7000-bill-for-walsall-firm-anochrome-on-waste-in-sewer/
finbob finbob
Posts: 3,466
Post #21 19 Aug 2024 09:39
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In reply to Post #20
And got pathetic fines! Should stop them trading.
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