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North Dakota to intervene in federal lawsuit over haze plans - Vimarsana News

North Dakota to intervene in federal lawsuit over haze plans

The North Dakota Attorney General's Office is intervening in a lawsuit that challenges how federal regulators have evaluated air quality plans in multiple states.

Waste Not: Henkel North America Operations Sites Embrace Zero Production ... - Vimarsana News

Waste Not: Henkel North America Operations Sites Embrace Zero Production ...

Waste Not: Henkel North America Operations Sites Embrace Zero Production ...

Metro Auto Recyclers' Indianapolis location earns Indiana Clean Yard-Gold award for second time - Vimarsana News

Metro Auto Recyclers' Indianapolis location earns Indiana Clean Yard-Gold award for second time

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) presented Metro Auto Recyclers, located at 1724 Roosevelt Ave. in Indianapolis, with their second Indiana Clean Yard-Gold Level award in recognition of the company’s efforts to protect the environment. During a site vi ...

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RMLD hires O'Neill as new Director of Operations | News - Vimarsana News

RMLD hires O'Neill as new Director of Operations | News

READING — Reading Municipal Light Depart­ment (RMLD), announces the hiring of Michael O’Neill as its new Director of Operations. With a ca­reer spanning over two decades in the electric utility

Oil spill leaves slicked trail in north Chennai river, brings fishing to a halt - Vimarsana News

Oil spill leaves slicked trail in north Chennai river, brings fishing to a halt

The oil has painted the boats black, ruined several fishing nets, and killed the fish, directly affecting the livelihoods of fishermen.

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