State shuts down north Alabama 'sludge farm' after spills.
Biosolids waste storage site in north AlabamaThe Alabama Department of Environmental Management has ordered an out-of-state waste company to stop using a north Alabama dairy farm as a storage and distribution site for poultry processing waste sludge, after observing multiple spills and a torn liner in one of three lagoons that holds the sludge.
Denali did not immediately respond to requests for comment for this story and has ignored repeated attempts by AL.com to comment on previous stories. During the closure procedures, on March 22, an ADEM inspector noted the liner of Lagoon No. 3 ”appeared to have been compromised and was observed to be floating on the surface of the stored by-product material.”
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
State of Alabama Reaches Settlements with Two Opioid Manufacturers, One Distributor - Alabama NewsAlabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has announced that the state has reached settlements with two pharmaceutical manufacturers and one distributor for about $276 million to resolve the state's claims against them in the opioid crisis. alnews opioi...
Les mer »
2022 so far: Alabama has had more tornado warnings than any other stateThru April 18th, AL has seen 115 tornado warnings.
Les mer »
FBI, Treasury, CISA issue warning about North Korean state-sponsored hackersThe FBI, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, and the Treasury Department on Monday warned of “malicious” cyber threats from North Korean state-sponsored actors seeking to exploit “vulnerabilities cryptocurrency technology firms, gaming companies, and exchanges” in the United States in an effort to 'generate and launder funds” to support the North Korean regime.
Les mer »
Ohio State University asks Casino Control Commission to limit sports betting on collegesOhio State University asks Casino Control Commission to limit sports betting on colleges.
Les mer »
First Alaska Native woman to join state troopers will lead Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons InitiativeAnne Sears was the first Alaska Native woman to work for the Alaska State Troopers and spent over two decades in Alaskan law enforcement. On Monday, the Department of Public Safety announced that Sears will lead the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Initiative from the department offices in Anchorage.
Les mer »
NBA's Golden State Warriors Launch Entertainment Division That Will Create Licensed ContentThe Warriors’ new division will produce documentaries on former NBA players and will release a single featuring K-pop star BamBam.
Les mer »