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The misbegotten promise of anaerobic digesters – The Counter

Posted on March 9, 2021 by John Klein

by Jessica McKenzie Federal agencies and state governments are spending millions on anaerobic digesters to wring renewable energy from animal poop. But critics say “cow power” from factory farms is neither clean nor green. At a glance, anaerobic digesters seem … Continue Reading…

Tagged anaerobic digester, Dairy Farm, Liquid Manure, Manure lagoon, waste application

‘It’s The Dairy Farm Sewer’: Neighbors Say State Is Failing To Regulate Agricultural Pollution

Posted on December 9, 2019 by John Klein

VPR News – John Dillon Laurel Casey counts herself as a casualty of farm pollution. Her small, lakeshore house in Bridport has been damaged by runoff from the farm fields above her. She said she’s had trouble renting out a … Continue Reading…

Tagged algae blooms, Dairy Farm, Dairy sewer, Manure, pollution

Two feet high and rising

Posted on October 3, 2019 by John Klein

“How high’s the water, mama? Two feet high and rising How high’s the water, papa? Two feet high and rising” —- from “Five Feet High and Rising”, written and recorded by Johnny Cash   Wait … he’s just talking about … Continue Reading…

Tagged Bakerlads Dairy, CAFOs, cyanobacteria, Dairy Farm, E coli, Hartland Dairy, hoffland dairy, Lake Erie, River Raisin Watershed, TMDL, Van Brunt

Endless Summer = Endless Sh*t

Posted on June 27, 2019 by John Klein

6/27/2019   We’re deep in the heart of hot, humid, Stench Season, here in CAFO Country.  So much rain, so much untreated livestock sewage.   Overheard in grocery store, Onsted, Michigan (“Gateway to the Irish Hills”):  “What stinks?  Is that … Continue Reading…

Tagged CAFOs, Dairy Farm, Irish Hills, Manure, New Flevo Dairy, stench, Waterland Farms

Eight manure lagoons overflow in western Iowa because of flooding

Posted on March 25, 2019 by John Klein

Runoff can kill fish, degrade water quality for drinking and recreation Spring flooding is causing problems for western Iowa animal feeding operations, with overflowing manure lagoons reported at eight northwest Iowa feedlots and farmers telling of other challenges, including difficulty … Continue Reading…

Tagged Dairy Farm, fish kill, flooding, manure spill, waste-application-snow

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