Posted on November 16, 2013 by Robert Kyriakides
We do not hear much about Syria these days. It seems that the agreement to remove and destroy the chemical weapons of Syria has removed the threat of an intervention by the Western democracies which will now not bomb Syria and add their own destruction to the destruction and death that they Syrians are inflicting upon themselves, with a little help from their friends. Continue reading →
Filed under: climate change | Tagged: Albania, chemical weapons., chemical wepaons, Edi Rama, nimby, OPCW, syria | 2 Comments »
Posted on October 15, 2009 by Robert Kyriakides
Landfill sites cause big environmental problems. No one wants to live next door to what is in effect a dumping ground for other people’s rubbish. There are so problems for a developed densely populated country like the United Kingdom if all they can do with copious amounts of rubbish is to dig a hole in the ground and bury it. Out of sight is not out of mind or out of hearing or out of smelling distance or out of environmental harm’s way. It is no more than sweeping the dust under the carpet. Continue reading →
Filed under: carbon dioxide, climate change, pollution | Tagged: landfill, Milford, nimby, packaging, recycling, recycling centres, rubbish, surrey, waste, Witley & Milford Environment Action Group | 2 Comments »