ESG Questions Dust Plumes From Eastside Reclamation Works

The Environmental Safety Group has issued a statement questioning recent reports of dust plumes from the Eastside reclamation works.
A statement from the ESG follows below:
The ESG has followed direct and online reports on the ongoing dust plumes emerging from the eastside reclamation works.
It is the group’s understanding that works were ordered to cease immediately this happened by the Department of the Environment and we welcome the action taken.
The Eastside reclamation works fall under an EIA which clearly stipulates that all works must comply with protective and mitigating measures to prevent material entering the marine environment.
Clearly this did not happen on this occasion and the ESG calls for TNG to ensure such lapses do not re-occur in future.
Can we expect a statement issued by the company detailing what happened on this occasion?
While not toxic the plumes will have an impact on the marine environment.
The ESG hopes action will be taken to eliminate these risks and apply best practice while continuing round the clock vigilance which a project of this size and scale demands.
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