Decontamination works continue to dump the Sardini
Decontamination works continue to dump the Sardinian.
Zaragoza, October 29 .- The Department of Environment of Aragon and the Ministry of Environment and Rural and Marine continue with the project to clean the former landfill Sardas in Sabinanigo (Huesca), where the factory dumped its Inquiries toxic waste.
So today has found the general manager of Environmental Quality and Climate Change of the regional government, Marina Sevilla, who has moved to Sabinanigo to check on, eve isk, the spot and carried out cleaning the floor.
According to the Government in a statement Aragon, these actions are part of an agreement between the two administrations that includes an investment of 1.1 billion euros in research, control and treatment of leachate (liquid form of toxic waste) .
Sevilla has also verified the development of decontamination, eve isk, work Sabinanigo environment and especially in the area of landfill Bailin, which has funding of 28.6 million euros from the two administrations rrred.
The CEO explained that the actions undertaken in advance Sardinian "apace", and stressed that it is a work "important" from the views of environmental and social.
These initiatives continue the policies pursued since, final fantasy xiv gil, intensified the work of decontamination of the points of discharge of the Anger in Sabinanigo plant, producer of the pesticide lindane and closed in the nineties of the last century caused by environmental conditions.
Specifically, in the Sardar was installed in late 2009 a sewage laptop that performs a sequence of processes in line, final fantasy 14 gil, for the return of the flow channel debugged "under current regulations the landfill."
The Sardinian dump worked until the eighties as a municipal waste landfill, and as a deposit of industrial residues, urban and debris generated in the environment Sabinanigo.
According to the sources, these wastes were generated by Anger, which poured up to the year 1984 in Sardis, and thereafter the dumping ground for Bailin.
The Sardinian dump finished sealing in 1997 and since then there have been intensive work of monitoring and control of this infrastructure.
In early 2009, reinforced the urgent actions of research, monitoring and control of contaminated areas, to continue over the coming years.