Environmental and Community Risks: Tarago Waste Incinerator Concerns

The proposed Tarago waste‑to‑energy incinerator raises serious concerns for local farms, families and the wider Goulburn‑Mulwaree region. Modern incinerators still release toxic emissions, persistent pollutants and PFAS compounds that can contaminate air, water and soil. With more than 57 agricultural enterprises operating within 40 km of the site, the risks to livestock, crops, groundwater and community health are significant. The topics below outline the major issues identified by local producers and experts.

NSW Government burden the bush

NSW Government: Stop Burdening the Bush Greater Sydney…

Air Pollution

Air Pollution known modern incinerator stack emissions Dioxins/Furans…

Water Pollution

Water Pollution Water pollution from an incinerator at…

Soil Pollution and Bioaccumulation

Soil Pollution and Bioaccumulation Given that POPs, PFAS,…

Health Effects to Local Residents

Health Effects to Local Residents It seems the…

Ongoing forcing of Metropolitan issues onto Regional Areas

Ongoing forcing of Metropolitan issues onto Regional Areas…

Incineration is not part of circular economy

Waste incineration is the end of the line…

Poor Social License.

Poor Social License. It is a fact and…
Stop the incineration, Health Effects to Local Residents

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Veolia’s incinerator will pump out dangerous air pollution 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for 30 years