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Plastic waste illegally burned at Hebridean farmed fish dump

Summary by Ground News
Whiteshore Cockles on North Uist has been burying dead salmon since 2016. But the company attracted the attention of authorities on 29 May. Police Scotland received reports that it was burning items including plastics, gas canisters and metals and emitting huge billowing black smoke clouds.
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Plastic waste illegally burned at Hebridean farmed fish dump

A dump for dead fish at a Hebridean beauty spot was condemned by Scotland’s green watchdog after plastics, gas canisters and other waste was illegally burned on site.

·Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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The Ferret broke the news in Edinburgh, United Kingdom on Thursday, November 16, 2023.
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