Citizen Case: Kingston resident wins Fisheries Act prosecution of city

In 1996, [Janet Fletcher]'s interest in the dump was renewed when she was approached by a concerned citizen aware of her activism. Together with Sierra Legal Defense Fund lawyers Doug Chapman and Mark Mattson, Fletcher collected samples of leachate that was "oozing" out of the dump in...

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Published in:Alternatives journal (Waterloo) 1999-06, Vol.25 (3), p.10-10
Main Author: Pier, Dawn
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Activism
Ecosystems
Environment
Environmental aspects
Environmental engineering
Environmental law
Fishing industry
Fletcher, Janet
Hazardous materials
International
Law
Leachates
Litigation
Oceans
Pesticides
Poisons
Sewage
Waste disposal
Waste materials
Water pollution
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Summary:In 1996, [Janet Fletcher]'s interest in the dump was renewed when she was approached by a concerned citizen aware of her activism. Together with Sierra Legal Defense Fund lawyers Doug Chapman and Mark Mattson, Fletcher collected samples of leachate that was "oozing" out of the dump in December of that year.
ISSN:1205-7398