
How on earth did we get to this point, when as recently as April 2014, both Carroll and Frederick Counties were under contract to build a 1,500 tons per day incinerator, and all the necessary permits had been … [Read more...]
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How on earth did we get to this point, when as recently as April 2014, both Carroll and Frederick Counties were under contract to build a 1,500 tons per day incinerator, and all the necessary permits had been … [Read more...]
Last week Carroll County paid $1,000,000.00 to exit as Frederick's partner in the 1,500 tons-per-day regional trash and tire incinerator planned for location at the McKinney Industrial Center south of Frederick City. The … [Read more...]
Envision Frederick County will be posting more details and a few blog entries about what this means for Frederick County and the incinerator, but in the meantime, here's the basic news, with links to the coverage in the … [Read more...]
The National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) has created an online action alert about the proposed and approved 1,500 tons per day, regional mass burn incinerator that is still planned for a site three miles from … [Read more...]
The proposed and approved 1,500 tons per day, regional mass burn incinerator, planned for the bank of the Monocacy River, about three miles from downtown Frederick is neither a done deal or dead. Today brings three … [Read more...]
The Carroll County Board of County Commissioners voted today to formally end their partnership with Frederick County in the development of a controversial 1,500 tons per day Waste-to-Energy incinerator. The board's … [Read more...]
There are a number of major problems with the Waste-to-Energy, or incinerator, plan developed by the Northeast Maryland Waste Disposal Authority (the Authority) and still supported by the Frederick County Board of County … [Read more...]
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