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TV News Story ‑ Growing Opposition to Hazardous Waste Plant near Fraser River

Tuesday, December 17, 2013

This is a TV news story about the growing opposition to a proposed hazardous waste plant, located near the banks of the Fraser River in Chilliwack BC. 11 groups representing First Nations, sports fishing and the environment have joined together to oppose the location of the plant. The Wilderness Committee's Joe Foy is interviewed in this news story.

 

 

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