Public forum to be held on the environment
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- Positive moves on the heritage front – FAA
- Astrid Vella receives special prize for most deserving entry at Strasbourg
- Maltese Candidate for EU Voluntary Work Award
- Heritage: Lets get our priorities right – FAA
- Public involvment in planning issues – FAA
- Din l-Art Helwa suggestions on MEPA reform
- Joint course between MEPA and FAA to be held
- Wignacourt Heritage Trail – Heritage Malta
- AD condemns intimidation and demands dialogue
- NGO’s voice their Concern on the Environment Enforcement Unit of MEPA
- NGOs to rally for enforcement of environmental laws
- Malta’s Heritage re-confirms official patron of the Palace Armoury
- Exhibition on Maltese arms and armour in Paris
- NGO’s to protest at Bahrija this evening
Update: Five environmental NGOs, the Ramblers, FAA, Friends of the Earth, Nature Trust and Bird Life together with the Environment Commission of the Archdiocese of Malta will be holding a public Forum on “The State of the Environment.”
The forum will take place this Saturday, the 12th of December at 10.00am at the Ballroom of the Hotel Phoenicia, Floriana.
A discussion on the deterioration of urban and rural heritage and will focus on Bahrija, Ta’ Baldu (Rabat), Xerri il-Bukkett (Qala), Nadur Cemetery and other controversial projects. The implications of the Delimara Power Station and of the effect of increasing air pollution on human health will be raised along with the need for speedy transport reform, water conservation measures, MEPA reform. Issues concerning built heritage will include the Qormi Armoury, the state of St. Angelo and the lack of consultation on the Valletta Regeneration plans.
Forum Coordinator: Lino Bugeja (Ramblers)
Speakers: Alex Vella, Astrid Vella, Prof. Edward Mallia, Prof. Victor Axiak Guest speaker: Architect Joe Falzon, Mepa Audit Officer.
Everyone is invited to attend and join in the discussions.
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