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THE E-MAIL FORUM
Q Is it too risky to transport toxic waste through Hong Kong?
Do Donald and Mickey worry about the government's plan to burn 100 tonnes of dioxin-contaminated mud (taken from the Disney site) right in the heart of residential Hong Kong? Where is the logic? Where is the public care?
Officials may claim the burning process poses no hazard to the population, but the answer from Clear The Air (www.ClearTheAir. org.hk) is simple: the government should show, in real time on the internet, the emission figures of the incineration carried out and as reported by an independent panel of experts.
The public has the right to know what goes into the atmosphere. Short of this, incineration should not return to Hong Kong for whatever purpose.
Christian Masset, Western
Q Should ESF parents give Mike Haynes a chance to prove himself?
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