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24 June 2014
ESKOM’S APPLICATIONS FOR POSTPONEMENT OF THE MINIMUM EMISSION STANDARDS IN TERMS OF THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT: AIR QUALITY ACT, 2004: ESKOM HEALTH STUDIES
The Centre for Environmental Rights (CER) submitted a letter to the Department of Environmental Affairs on 24 June 2014, arguing that Eskom failed to conduct necessary health impact assessments for its applications to postpone Minimum Emission Standards (MES). The CER highlights expert estimates of significant premature deaths and economic costs resulting from Eskom's emissions and notes that Eskom previously withheld its own internal health risk reports from the public.
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Themes: energy transition air quality health impacts coal-fired power plants emission standards
Centre for Environmental Rights
Document type: Statement
Regions: South Africa

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