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CRACIN

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CRACINCanadian Research Alliance for Community Innovation and Networking (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
CRACINCoalition for Recycling and Against Coventry Incinerator (UK)
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CRACIN (Friends of the Earth, Campaign for Recycling and Against Coventry Incinerator) has now called on it to postpone that decision for a year to enable a recalculation of any budget shortfall produced by any increase in recycling beyond 50 per cent of waste by 2044.
Fears over rising waste plan costs; TAX BILL: Campaigners urge ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
But on Friday members of CRACIN were told that John McGuigan, director of city development for Coventry City Council, would attend in Mr Daly's place.
Super-incinerator meeting back on; ENVIRONMENT: Council agrees to ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Keith Kondakor, Friends of the Earth, Jane Green, CRACIN, and Stuart Price, site manager of Humber Road allotments DAMAGED.
Don't destroy our allotment; INCINERATOR PLAN: Gardeners angry at ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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