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Clean up starts at three illegal Statia dump sites | THE DAILY HERALD

May 17, 2019

Clean up starts at three illegal Statia dump sites | THE DAILY HERALD
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The Department of Spatial Planning and Management DROB clearing the illegal dump site on the cliffside at Lynch where the former dump site once was. (Public Entity St. Eustatius photo)

  1. EUSTATIUS--Three illegal dumpsites are being cleaned up by the St. Eustatius Government. This concerns a site on the cliffside near the eastern coastline at the end of F.D. Roosevelt Airport’s runway, a site is at the bridge on the final section of the Road to Whitewall and at the intersection of John Halley Road and the Road to English Quarter.

https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/87582-clean-up-starts-at-three-illegal-statia-dump-sites

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