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CTs Waste: The States Next Public Health Crisis

2020-08-07 09:00:00| Waste Age

The State of CT has a trash problem. Its waste-to-energy plant needs rehabbing, but the governor wont dedicate the funding. And when they plant begins to fail in 2023, the state is expected to transfer the waste to West Virginia and Pennsylvania, w

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