If the EPA are clamping down on - and enforcing - illegal dumping
I'm curious to see where the MMRT Early Works PASS will go
With seepage a major issue with PASS - this is the type of infrastructure that is needed (as previously indicated) to take PASS safely
add to this the lime treatment, monitoring and capping and I really can't see it being done for $25 per tonne
let alone 24/7 and all weather
We have seen the EPA fine landfills, transport companies, soil assessors and developers for infringements concerning illegal dumping
I can't see John Holland taking short cuts or circumventing the law
If the EPA are clamping down on - and enforcing - illegal...
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