Wastewater disposal company fined for creek contamination
A Fairfield company has agreed to pay a $4,500 fine for polluting a southern Iowa creek that feeds the Des Moines River, the DNR says.
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A Fairfield company has agreed to pay a $4,500 fine for polluting a southern Iowa creek that feeds the Des Moines River, the DNR says.
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The DNR is investigating after a fire at Chamness Technology started Sunday and continues to burn for days. The company takes in waste and turns it into compost.
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Radio Iowa You are here: Home Water from small creek being tested after fire at Eddyville composting facility State officials are monitoring water quality in a small tributary of the Des Moines River after a fire nearby at a solid waste composting facility in southeast Iowa. The fire was reported Saturday at Chamness Technology, which is south of Eddyville. Kurt Levetzow of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources says investigators believe the fire started in shredded trees and landscape waste from the August derecho piled on top of the facility’s compost pad. “One of the piles basically...