ONEIDA - Leah Sue Dodge, an Oneida Nation citizen and publisher of OneidaEye.com, a watchdog blog critical of her tribe’s government, is featured in two books that were released this year for her work in rallying Oneida citizens against a proposed waste-to-energy plant in 2013.
The Oneida Seven Generations Corp. tribal business had proposed its project as a provider of clean and renewable energy, but critics, including Dodge and a group called Incinerator Free Brown County, claimed the company had misrepresented the potential for pollution from emissions, and each side accused the other of spreading false information.
The project had previously been approved for a site on Green Bay’s west side, but then aldermen voted to revoke the project’s permit in 2012 based on pollution concerns.
Oneida watchdog Leah Sue Dodge celebrated in new books
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Oneida watchdog Leah Sue Dodge celebrated in new books
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