Leyland to Become the Waste Recycling Centre For

[Looney Magnet]

Thanks for the welcome, I contacted Lorraine Fulbrook yesterday about the plant but have yet to receive a reply. I also contacted Global Renewables who have replied to explain that the bacterial cultures in the filters were overwatered which is what caused the smell, and that studies were being done on the health implications of such plants which will be published in due course, one to look out for. The mouldy smell suggests spores which are related to respiritory problems.
I did find this mission statement from 2007.
http://www.globalrenewables.eu/deposit/documents/0000000362/Lancashire%20Close%20Perth%20FINAL.pdf. From the backing they've received it looks as though the plant's here to stay really, but you do what you can don't you. I think I read somewhere on here that the Australian plant has been closed but apparently that isn't the case. The reply I got from GR states that the German plant is owned by a different company, but this site
http://www.globalrenewables.eu/ur3r-process/global-alliances appears to suggest otherwise. The more you look into this the bigger it seems to get. Apparently there's another meeting on the 21st March at 18.30 at the Environmental Education Centre, might be one to attend.