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Noxious Neighbors: The EPA Knows Tanks Holding Heavy Fuels Emit Harmful Chemicals Why Are Americans Still at Risk?

Noxious Neighbors: The EPA Knows Tanks Holding Heavy Fuels Emit Harmful Chemicals Why Are Americans Still at Risk?
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SoPo residents seek tighter regulations, accountability for oil tank emissions

SoPo residents seek tighter regulations, accountability for oil tank emissions
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South Portland residents press Maine environmental regulators on oil storage tank emissions testing, remediation

South Portland residents press Maine environmental regulators on oil storage tank emissions testing, remediation © WMTW South Portland oil tanks Dave Falatko lives in the shadow of oil storage tanks and worries about their emissions’ impact on his family’s health. “Typically, in the springtime, it smells almost daily, but it depends on the wind,” Falatko said in an interview. “I’ll call it tar. It’s at least petroleum. It has a strong odor to it.”Sign up for our Newsletters Around 120 oil storage tanks dot the city’s landscape some active, some dormant and they’ve been there for decades, holding petroleum products ranging from gasoline to asphalt.

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Lost Bale of Plastic Waste Recovered - Free Press Online

Lost Bale of Plastic Waste Recovered by Ethan Andrews The recovered bale (Courtesy of Sprague Operating Resources) A sonar image of the bale on the bay floor (Courtesy of Sprague Operating Resources) The location where the bale was found, about 1,000 feet east of the dock at Mack Point in Searsport. Sears Island is visible at right. (Courtesy of Sprague Operating Resources) Bales of solid recovered fuel are unloaded in Searsport on November 29, three days before the spill (Photo: Ethan Andrews) A chunk of compressed plastic waste on the beach at Sears Island on December 8. In the background, Bob Brennan of Stockton Springs, who discovered and reported the spill, pictured with his dog, Jack (Photo: Ethan Andrews)

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Maltese cargo ship bound for PERC dumps plastic in Penobscot Bay - By Fran Gonzalez

To our readers, Maltese cargo ship bound for PERC dumps plastic in Penobscot BayCommunity rallies around cleanup effort By Fran Gonzalez | Dec 15, 2020 Photo by: Fran Gonzalez Gary Allen of Bar Harbor picks up bits of plastic from the shores of Sears Island Dec. 10. He played music from his portable sound system to make the work fun. Searsport An unknown amount of plastic debris from a Maltese cargo ship spilled into Penobscot Bay in late November, and shreds of the loose material have been washing ashore on Sears Island this week. Approximately 10,000 metric tons of a plastic mixture arrived from Northern Ireland aboard the Malta-registered 447-foot cargo ship MV

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