Montgomery County Will Not Grant Permit
Posted: 8:36 a.m. EDT October 8, 2003Updated: 10:07 a.m. EDT October 8, 2003
JEFFERSON TWP., Ohio -- Commissioners in Montgomery County said they willl not grant a permit to allow PermaFix to treat the VX nerve agent byproduct Hydrolysate. The announcement came during the county commission meeting Tuesday night.
The Dayton Daily News reports a sanitary engineer said there are a lot of unanswered questions, along with health and ecological risks. PermaFix must show that the community supports the company's plans to treat the Hydrolysate.
Previous Stories:
- October 5, 2003: Consultant Criticizes Nerve Agent Disposal Plan
- September 15, 2003: PermaFix Controversary Continues To Spark Debate
- September 5, 2003: PermaFix Controversy Heats Up
- June 11, 2003: Montgomery County Commission Passes Resolution Against PermaFix
- June 4, 2003: PermaFix President Goes Walking Through Local Neighborhood
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