Posted on 19th May 2010One Response
Interview with John Stewart
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By Julius Goldthorpe and Jennifer Green
The possible expansion of Heathrow airport has led to worries concerning the environmental, social and political impact it would have in the UK. Arguments put forward for and against the proposed expansion have made this topic one of the most hotly debated in years.
Although a third runway at Heathrow may seem less likely since the Conservatives formed a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats, there is still a strong possibility that, in the not too distant future, the debate will resurface.
We were lucky enough to speak to John Stewart, chair of HACAN ClearSkies, regarding pollution, biofuels and the third runway.
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Posted on May 20, 2010 at 4:29 pm
I think the issue with Heathrow's 3rd runway is largely down to misfortune. In terms of location, Heathrow is in a terrible position relative to London (due to prevailing winds etc), so there will be noise and safety issues for the surrounding area. Although I can see the commerical benefits from the 3rd runway, I have to take my hat off to HACAN for being so vocal and active in their campagin.
Brenda