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Oregon fails to enforce rules against foul odors from industry, compost plants

2013-02-26 22:04:37| Waste Management - Topix.net

When it comes to air quality in Oregon, the big issue of late is: What should the state do when your neighbor stinks? For years, the state's Department of Environmental Quality has built nuisance prevention requirements into permits designed to control odors from industry, compost plants, landfills and other smelly sources.

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