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NEWS | Wednesday, 22 October 2008

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The people involved in compiling Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) must be very happy with their savings. With all these daft ideas coughed up by the Gonzi administration, these scientists who love to be paid for telling people how many bugs you can find per square metre, are salivating at the prospect of the next impact study into the most recent White Elephant: Gonzi’s planned wind farm at is-Sikka l-Bajda.>>

 


Anna Mallia
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