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New flare gas-to-power facility coming to Saskatchewan - Vimarsana News

New flare gas-to-power facility coming to Saskatchewan

SaskPower has signed a deal for a flare gas-to-power facility near Coleville that is expected to be the larges...

Source: ckom.com
New flare gas-to-power facility coming to Saskatchewan - Vimarsana News

New flare gas-to-power facility coming to Saskatchewan

SaskPower has signed a deal for a flare gas-to-power facility near Coleville that is expected to be the largest operation of its kind in Saskatchewan ...

Source: cjme.com
Dr Nik Johnson to attend Wisbech anti-incinerator rally - Vimarsana News

Dr Nik Johnson to attend Wisbech anti-incinerator rally

The Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough will be among the guest speakers at an anti-incinerator rally in Wisbech at the end of June.

Keep mega incinerator away from Wisbech say campaigners - Vimarsana News

Keep mega incinerator away from Wisbech say campaigners

MMV Environment says it has already held two non-statutory consultations last year during the coronavirus pandemic.   This next process will be the statutory consultation, required by law, where proposals for the site will be presented in more detail.  Despite many residents receiving MVV’s newsletter update today (Tuesday), MP Steve Barclay said “there has been little movement recently” on the proposals.    The MP for North East Cambridgeshire said: “I remain strongly opposed to this flawed scheme.   North East Cambridgeshire MP Steve Barclay and other elected representatives fr...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180524:13:35:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180524:13:35:00

Plant they're concerned about. some lava's actually made its way on to the property but officials at that power facility say it is safe. still, they are very concerned about this, especially locals who live in this area, concerned there could be some type of toxic combination here. the national guard says 1,000 people now only have one route out because so much lava has spread all across this area. geologists say it's unclear when any of this volcanic activity will stop. dozens of homes have been destroyed. 2,000 people are still forced out of their home. stephanie, back to you. >> those image...