Site developers deny significant impact on neighbours for potential Bomen recycling and non-odorous dump

Lachlan Grey
Updated October 25 2017 - 7:41am, first published October 24 2017 - 12:00pm
CONCERN: Eunony Valley Association president Bill Schulz has questioned why Wagga would consider entertaining Visy waste after the EPA refused to support its Gundagai facility (pictured) earlier this year.
CONCERN: Eunony Valley Association president Bill Schulz has questioned why Wagga would consider entertaining Visy waste after the EPA refused to support its Gundagai facility (pictured) earlier this year.

Environmentalists will be keeping a keen eye on proposed landfill developments in Wagga’s north after a community forum in Bomen this evening.

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Lachlan Grey

Lachlan Grey

Sports Journalist at The Daily Advertiser

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