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Statia increases supervision to prevent illegal dumping | THE DAILY HERALD

June 10, 2020

Statia increases supervision to prevent illegal dumping | THE DAILY HERALD
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An illegal waste dumpsite in St. Eustatius.

  1. EUSTATIUS--Investigative officers in St. Eustatius have stepped up the supervision of waste regulations during the past several weeks in an effort to prevent illegal dumping. There has been an increase in illegal dumping of waste in Statia, while the facilities for waste disposal are becoming increasingly accessible and the waste plant is open daily.

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