Burning Plastic Is Illegal In Canada Right?

[j@cko]

eh?

 

[pyonir]

should be everywhere....it stinks! 😉

 

[j@cko]

cu'z my idiotic guardian burns plastics in the woodstove... it pisses me off...
i am gonna tell him that, if he doesn't listen then i am going to call the police.

 

[beat mania]

and how can you prove that it is he who burns it and not you? 😛

 

[Oyeve]

Everything is illegal in Canada. Being Canadian is illegal in Canada. Think aboot it.

 

[j@cko]

<< and how can you prove that it is he who burns it and not you? >>



I have witness.

 

[TuffGirl]

<< Everything is illegal in Canada. Being Canadian is illegal in Canada. Think aboot it. >>

teehee


btw I've alerted THE Canadian authority on burning objects, 0sully, with your inquiry. You should be getting your answer soon.😉😛

 

[yllus]

Prohibited Debris (what you're not allowed to burn) in the province of Alberta

Prohibited debris means any inflammable waste that, when burned, may result in the release to the atmosphere of dense smoke, offensive odours or toxic substances and includes but is not limited to these agricultural-related products:

- animal cadavers (dead animals);
- animal manure;
- pathological waste;
- non-wooden material;
- waste material from building or construction sites, including preserved wood tires;
- rubber or plastic, or anything containing or coated with rubber or plastic, or similar substances (this include plastic baler twine, plastic pesticide containers, etc.);
- used oil;
- wood or wood products containing substances for the purpose of preserving wood.

Source: http://www.agric.gov.ab.ca/sustain/air.html

That's all I could find on the subject but it's a good bet similar laws are on the books in other provinces as well.