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Ministry’s surprise proposal threatens natural heritage protections at the proposed waste processing complex in the Freele County Forest

267 Comments

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Alexaxorm
4 years ago

Moscow

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AllenSaw
6 years ago

Auckland

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ArabekIconi
7 years ago

Chisinau

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NikkiAceda
7 years ago

Kwekwe

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Beverley
7 years ago

We need to protect our precious green spaces not turn them into industrial waste lands.

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Tatyana89sem
7 years ago

Волгодонск

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Berma Dare
8 years ago

The proposed use would damage the beauty of the forest.

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Tim McCowan
8 years ago

Not on my watch!

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Daphne Tarrant
8 years ago

No way, we need our forests!

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BRIAN Ingham
8 years ago

No dump, pleeeease.

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Andrea Ingham
8 years ago

GOOD LUCK! LOVE THE FORESTS OF SIMCOE!

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Ed coates
8 years ago

Totally unacceptable.

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John Tamburro
8 years ago

This is not the place for a recycling plant. There is too much at jeopardy with he fresh water in this area and growing population.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I saw the signs on the side of the street and had to look up what they meant. I agree we need to protect forests around Barrie/simcoe county, its what makes our city so pretty :)

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Chloe Greenhalgh
9 years ago

Please protect our forests and focus instead on waste reduction programs.

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Lisa Robbins
9 years ago

It saddens me that Simcoe Forests are not only being sold for residential development but now the very people who should be protecting our environment are looking the other way. We depend on these very forests for wildlife habitats, clean air and the preservation of our area. Please don't sell out and think about the bottom line!!!!!

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Sheryl Gourlay
9 years ago

We have lost enough green space. Enough is enough

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Anonymous
9 years ago

The forests (trees) are literally are lungs. When we exhale carbon dioxide, they inhale it. Then, they exhale oxygen that we breathe . Without them we will perish. Trees also prevent soul erosion therefore, removing them causes flooding. Leave as much green space for our children and their children to live in this bountiful planet. Show some respect for all life. #children #commonsense

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Celine Laurin
9 years ago

I live within a kilometre of the Freele Tract, and can't express how afraid we are about the fire hazard, since this is a dead-end road. There's nothing "environmental" about this plan.

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Austin Gamble
9 years ago

Nature is king