Waste-to-energy plants eye West Virginia
As waste incinerators eye construction in West Virginia, residents express health, environmental and transparency concerns.
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As waste incinerators eye construction in West Virginia, residents express health, environmental and transparency concerns.
JACKSON COUNTY — When she first bought her house in Millwood nearly 20 years ago, Michelle Roach saw it as an investment for her family.
RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (WV News) — Thunder Mountain Environmental Services, LLC. (TMES) is a waste management and remediation service that is proposing to construct a waste-to-energy facility to be located at
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