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Brooklyn Residents Hope to Shut Down Waste Transfer Station, Claim Odors and Fumes Are Sickening

2015-12-02 23:01:00| Waste Age

New York Daily News Bushwick residents who live around a busy waste transfer station on Thames St. are on a mission to get the facility shut down claiming the noxious odors and fumes are enough to make people sick. read more

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