Residents near cement plant raise concerns about more plastic being burnt for fuel
Residents living near a large cement plant in Adelaide are concerned about the owner wanting to burn more plastic as fuel to replace natural gas.
Residents near cement plant raise concerns about more plastic being burnt for fuel
Residents living near a large cement plant in Adelaide are concerned about the owner wanting to burn more plastic as fuel to replace natural gas.
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