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Ohio EPA seeks legal action against Dovetail, Renergy over biodigester pollution

Ohio EPA seeks legal action against Dovetail, Renergy over biodigester pollution
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Ohio EPA seeks legal action against biodigester pollution near Clark County

Ohio EPA seeks legal action against biodigester pollution near Clark County
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Trustees, Renergy may reach settlement - Fairborn Daily Herald

Trustees, Renergy may reach settlement By London Bishop - lbishop@aimmediamidwest.com File photo Renergy, Inc., and the Bath Township trustees may enter into a settlement agreement following an appeal of Judge Mike Buckwalter’s decision. BATH TOWNSHIP, Greene County Bath Township and Renergy, Inc., parent company of Dovetail Bioenergy in Bath Township, are working on a compromise on several issues and resident concerns surrounding the biodigester facility. In emails obtained by this newspaper, County Commissioner Rick Perales has been in contact with Renergy, saying the company is “willing to discuss” ways to mitigate citizen concerns, including odor, the possibility of additional sludge lagoons, and wear and tear done to Herr Road.

Trustees, Renergy may reach settlement

Trustees, Renergy may reach settlement By London Bishop - lbishop@aimmediamidwest.com File photo Renergy, Inc., and the Bath Township trustees may enter into a settlement agreement following an appeal of Judge Mike Buckwalter’s decision. BATH TOWNSHIP, Greene County Bath Township and Renergy, Inc., parent company of Dovetail Bioenergy in Bath Township, are working on a compromise on several issues and resident concerns surrounding the biodigester facility. In emails obtained by this newspaper, County Commissioner Rick Perales has been in contact with Renergy, saying the company is “willing to discuss” ways to mitigate citizen concerns, including odor, the possibility of additional sludge lagoons, and wear and tear done to Herr Road.

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