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Winsford Salt Mine: Hazardous waste storage extension approved

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Hazardous waste has been stored in a shaft at Winsford salt mine since 2004. Planning committee agreed to extend permission until 2045 subject to conditions. The mine in Bostock, Cheshire, has been operating since 1844. It is used to mine rock salt for icy roads.

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Winsford Salt Mine: Hazardous waste storage extension approved

Dumping hazardous waste in Britain's only working salt mine is approved until 2045.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Winsford Guardian

Green light for hazardous waste to be stored under Winsford for next 20 years

PLANS to continue the controversial underground dumping of hazardous waste in Winsford for the next 20 years have been unanimously approved.

2 years ago·Middlewich, United Kingdom

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