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Is heating a swimming pool using a crematorium 'sick'?
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There is apparently 'outrage' at this idea. Whether there is or not, what are our views on this idea? If it can be made to work efficiently, I can't see the problem.
There is apparently 'outrage' at this idea. Whether there is or not, what are our views on this idea? If it can be made to work efficiently, I can't see the problem.
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May as well use the heat otherwise it goes up the chimney - its not as if they are throwing bodies into the kilns rather than coal or coke.
I remember one of Private Eye's caption-photos at the cremation of Princess Margaret. The chimney had a bubble saying "One last smoke," the building another bubble saying, "It's what she would have wanted."
Earth to Earth
Heat to Water"
May as well use the heat otherwise it goes up the chimney - its not as if they are throwing bodies into the kilns rather than coal or coke.
I remember one of Private Eye's caption-photos at the cremation of Princess Margaret. The chimney had a bubble saying "One last smoke," the building another bubble saying, "It's what she would have wanted."
I don't see any problem with it at all.
The only thing I take issue with is something I just heard on the radio. The council say it will save them £14,000 a year but it will cost something around £1m to build the system, which means it will take them around 35 years to recoup the money. Is the leisure centre still going to be standing in 35 years? I doubt it.
The only thing I take issue with is something I just heard on the radio. The council say it will save them £14,000 a year but it will cost something around £1m to build the system, which means it will take them around 35 years to recoup the money. Is the leisure centre still going to be standing in 35 years? I doubt it.
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