IRELAND CENSURED BY ECJ AGAIN OVER SHELLFISH WATER
June 1st, 2007
BY KEITH NUTHALL
IRELAND has been condemned by European Court of Justice again over shellfish waters, finding Ireland illegally excluded many shellfish beds from the pollution controls required by the directive European Union directive 79/923/EEC. Ireland had also failed to set compulsory pollution limits for organohalogenated substances and metals for controlled zones it had actually established.
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IRELAND has been condemned by European Court of Justice again over shellfish waters, finding Ireland illegally excluded many shellfish beds from the pollution controls required by the directive European Union directive 79/923/EEC. Ireland had also failed to set compulsory pollution limits for organohalogenated substances and metals for controlled zones it had actually established.
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