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Burning trash in our backyard is no way to live - Vimarsana News

Burning trash in our backyard is no way to live

Hennepin County’s incinerator underscores a fight for environmental justice in Minneapolis. It should be shuttered

Smith Foundry emissions are within permit, MPCA says - Vimarsana News

Smith Foundry emissions are within permit, MPCA says

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency met with neighbors on Wednesday to discuss new findings that show the Smith Foundry, in Minneapolis' East Phillips neighborhood, isn't violating emission regulations.

Source: fox9.com
Minneapolis foundry is moving toward settlement with EPA but isn't yet compliant - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis foundry is moving toward settlement with EPA but isn't yet compliant

The Minneapolis iron foundry that was accused of breaking pollution rules after a surprise inspection last year has made improvements, but still hasn't done everything it must to comply with the law, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Brian Dickens, an EPA employee with the agency's Chicago office, said at a public meeting Wednesday in the East Phillips neighborhood that ...

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Smith Foundry still working toward compliance, EPA says. - Vimarsana News

Smith Foundry still working toward compliance, EPA says.

Neighbors continue to ask for the foundry to be closed. “Why is it always East Phillips?” one asked.

Activists voice concerns in ongoing Smith Foundry investigation - Vimarsana News

Activists voice concerns in ongoing Smith Foundry investigation

Officials will hold a meeting with community members Wednesday to give an update on the ongoing investigation of the foundry. Representatives from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the state and city health departments will speak to attendees.