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I'm sorry to report, that Eric is incorrect about Nebraska. The Unicameral weakened the yardwaste landfill ban: "One exception to this restriction is when the yard waste is placed in a permitted landfill and used as part of a system to produce methane as a fuel source. The system must include an active landfill gas collection system and a legitimate user of the methane fuel." The Pheasant Point landfill owned by Waste Management now accepts yardwaste as highlighted in this document and specifications set by the state: http://www.deq.state.ne.us/Publica.nsf/0/4aed925e063574e7862572b40065ced1/$FILE/07-291.pdf Nebraska's landfill bans and landfill requirements are in this document: http://www.deq.state.ne.us/Publica.nsf/0/6372a8a1e339c6af86256870007a1d8d/$FILE/06-214.pdf On Feb 8, 12:40 pm, "Eric Lombardi" <e...@no.address> wrote: > Peter, > > A small coalition of people along with > GRRN have been fighting them, and winning, in Indiana, Illinois, and > Nebraska. |
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