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Article

27 Oct 2005

Author:
Marcela Valente, Inter Press Service

Double Standards on Pulp Mills? [Argentina]

...the increasingly vocal protests on the Argentine side of the river has led many in Uruguay to question why their neighbours are so staunchly opposed to the plans for the ENCE and Botnia [pulp] mills across the border, while they silently accept the presence of plants that are equally or even more polluting on their own turf. [also refers to Celulosa Argentina, Celulosa Arauco y Constitución (Celco)]