After a critical analysis, together with independent experts, we maintain our position: the report of the Earthmoving Commission does not provide sufficient guarantees for the public health of local residents and workers.
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The parliamentary inquiry committee PFOS-PFAS is saving the cabbage and the goat and therefore does not point out political responsibilities for the biggest Flemish environmental scandal of the past decade. In its final report, the committee does give the political steering committee of Lantis between
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OVAM did not conclude that the PFAS contamination in the vicinity of the 3M chemical plant would not pose a risk to public health. The political steering committee of Lantis, including Bart De Wever, Ben Weyts and Joke Schauvliege, was indeed aware of this.
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The passage of Joke Schauvliege (CD&V), Ben Weyts (N-VA) and Bart De Wever (N-VA) in the Flemish PFAS-PFOS investigation committee was a waste of time. Instead of answers and explanations, the political protagonists only served up platitudes and diversionary manoeuvres. decisions is well
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After a critical analysis, together with independent experts, we maintain our position: the report of the Earthmoving Commission does not provide sufficient guarantees for the public health of local residents and workers.
Fundamental right: PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE PFAS: questions for BAM/LANTIS Read More »
The American chemical company 3M, which is considered responsible for the historical PFOS pollution in Zwijndrecht and the surrounding area, must come to the PFOS investigation committee of the Flemish Parliament for a second time. 06.09.2021 | DS: mg Read the full article in the newspaper…
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The Flemish Parliament unanimously gave the green light for the first Flemish parliamentary inquiry committee in 21 years. The PFOS pollution at 3M in Zwijndrecht contains all the ingredients of a classic Belgian scandal: economic interests clash with public health, a government company (Lantis) is involved
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Next week, the Flemish Parliament will vote on a parliamentary inquiry committee. This is one of the necessary steps to clarify the PFOS problem. Bond Beter Leefmilieu, Greenpeace & Natuurpunt Waasland also ask to look to the future and find solutions
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