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CHRIS DUNKER Lincoln Journal Star MEAD — The Mead Board of Trustees revoked AltEn s conditional use permit Tuesday, but will allow the ethanol plant to keep operating to remediate pesticide-contaminated soil and water sitting at its facility. In a 5-0 vote, the board ratified the Mead Planning Commission s recommendation to strip AltEn of its permit to manufacture ethanol, while allowing the Kansas-based company to continue using equipment and machinery to cleanup and dispose of chemicals contaminating the site. Those efforts, led by seed company giants such as Bayer, Corteva and Syngenta, appear to be underway at AltEn, which is located roughly a mile south of Mead, but was annexed into the village.

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