The New Brunswick government says it’s issuing a new Class 1 air quality approval for Irving Pulp and Paper’s Reversing Falls mill complex in Saint John.
The company’s current approval expires on May 31, with the new one taking effect on June 1.
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The approval follows consultations that included a four-month public review.
Irving Pulp and Paper operates a complex that consists of a kraft pulp mill that has a production rate of about one-thousand air-dry tonnes per day, and a tissue mill that has a production rate of about 200 machine-dry tonnes per day.
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