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Managing Biodiversity on Greenabella Marsh

Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England), August 25, 2010 | Article details

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Managing Biodiversity on Greenabella Marsh


Huntsman Pigments is one of the world's leading manufacturers of titanium dioxide pigments.

These white pigments are widely used to give brilliant whitness to paint, plastics and paper. Huntsman Pigments' Greatham Works is at the northern edge of Seal Sands, close to Hartlepool Power Station. Immediately to the west of the site, on land owned by the company, lies Greenabella Marsh, one of the most important wildlife habitats in the Tees Valley.

Huntsman Pigments has a long-standing commitment to support the wildlife which flourishes on Greenabella Marsh. Greatham Works has a strong environment, health and safety culture and has run many environmental initiatives on and around Greenabella Marsh over the last 20 years. In addition to opening up the area to the local communuity, the aims and initiatives are to promote healthy habitats for birds and other species of wildlife and to raise awareness about the environment.

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