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9 on a scale of 10 on the Stench-O-Meter July 24 2017

Posted on July 25, 2017 by John Klein

9 on a scale of 10 on the Stench-o-meter today just south of Terrehaven CAFO on Hunt Rd., at Adrian’s north City limits.  Heavy rain last night, still humid, gagging smell, feels like a punch in the gut.  Those poor … Continue Reading…

Tagged emissions, stench, waste application

Lake quality deserves attention – Lake Mendota, WI

Posted on July 9, 2017 by John Klein

Waunakee Tribune, July 7, 2017  Roberta Baumann A recent Wisconsin State Journal article on the health of Lake Mendota should sound an alarm for state and local officials. Despite all of the money and effort invested to keep nutrients out of … Continue Reading…

Tagged algae blooms, cyanobacteria, Manure, waste application

Fix Lake Erie’s algae problem – Detroit News, 7/6/17

Posted on July 6, 2017 by John Klein

Detroit News:Tom Zimnicki, Agriculture policy director for the Michigan Environmental Council In recent remarks about Lake Erie’s toxic algae problem, the head of Michigan’s Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) sounded eerily similar to lobbyists for Big Tobacco when … Continue Reading…

Tagged algae blooms, CAFOs, Dissolved Phosphorus, Lake Erie, Manure, waste application

Radio Interview: Animal Waste in the Great Lakes: CBC News

Posted on June 10, 2017 by John Klein

Animal Waste in the Great Lakes Radio Interview: Windsor Morning, CBC News 97.5 FM Windsor, Canada One of the larger challenges in running a livestock farm is dealing with waste from the animals. Tony Doucette spoke with Pam Taylor, whose family … Continue Reading…

Tagged algae blooms, Great Lakes, Impaired, Manure, Poop, waste application, Waste Water Treatment Plants

Watershed Moment: Michigan CAFO Mapping Project released 5.24.17

Posted on May 25, 2017 by John Klein
Tagged Dissolved Phosphorus, Great Lakes, Manure, waste application, Watershed Moment, WLEB

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