U.S. EPA settled Clean Air Act violations with Perham Resource Recovery Facility, a municipal waste combustor in Perham, Minn. The settlement includes a $15,950 penalty and an $110,760 environmental project. The facility's environmental project consists of two improvements to its air pollution control system that will reduce Perham’s emissions of hydrogen chloride and mercury.
The settlement resolves U.S. EPA allegations that Perham exceeded federal Clean Air Act emission standards for hydrogen chloride and mercury. EPA discovered the violations through performance test reports submitted by the facility.
Lawyer Sanders says KWDM holding an important public meeting on Federal
Mogul site in Scottsvile, Kentucky.
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The Kentucky Division of Waste Management (DWM) will meet with the public
to discuss the status of the on-going environmental investigation at the
former F...
11 years ago
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