A community to share information on the odors from the High Acres Landfill owned by @WasteManagement. We aim to improve the air quality for all those impacted.
The ongoing battle over the High Acres landfill has found a new argument: the state constitutional right to clean air and a healthful environment. It's a first of it's kind lawsuit following the passage of the constitutional amendment by referendum in November
And unlike the @NYSDEC, @WasteManagement's 'odor investigators' (lol) know who pays their salaries. How does that saying go? Don't...something...where you eat?
@jw5458@BobLonsberry@DandC NYC has a $3.3billion contract with @WasteManagement to dump over 500k tons of waste in Perinton/Macedon per year. Perinton and Macedon get around $1million per year from WM to spend or reduce taxes. For Perinton that equates to like $35 per household. Corrupt politicians
Last day to get your responses into the widely misleading and erroneous Host Community Benefit Agreement between @TPerinton and @WasteManagement
https://t.co/hnoUmovuzp
1 - @TownHanna's math is very wrong. Despite promoting a reduction in #NYC waste at #HighAcres, this is written to actually INCREASE it by 54k tons ⬇️
Trash volume allowed by @NYSDEC: 1.4M tons
Total NYC volume allowed per new agreement: 700k
Total NYC volume in 2020: 646k
What can we do about this? Make your voices heard by filling out the town's response survey located at the link below. If no one speaks up, @TPerinton will happily pat themselves on the back and ignore this issue once again.
🔗 https://t.co/hnoUmovuzp
1 - @TownHanna's math is very wrong. Despite promoting a reduction in #NYC waste at #HighAcres, this is written to actually INCREASE it by 54k tons ⬇️
Trash volume allowed by @NYSDEC: 1.4M tons
Total NYC volume allowed per new agreement: 700k
Total NYC volume in 2020: 646k