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26 Aug

How did it cost to make these signs?

Posted by rheamungal in Trinidad and Tobago, Wayne Kublalsingh, aluminium smelter, alutrint, chinese labour in trinidad and tobago. Tagged: aluminium smelter, alutrint, alutrint protests, cancer, chinese labour in trinidad and tobago, cost benefit analysis of alutrint, Dr Peter Vine, medical monitoring plan, Peter Vine, spent pot lining, Trinidad and Tobago, Wayne Kublalsingh. 1 Comment

Smelter site

Smelter site

Photo courtesy Dr Peter Vine, Rashad and Aruna Ali, Abigail and Leon Modeste

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Posted by Charles on August 26, 2009 at 9:00 pm

How is Peter Vine? I hope he is not in too much trouble with. People in T&T owe him a lot for his efforts in protecting the environment and our health.

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