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Louisville Mayor Announces Effort to Answer Concerns About Green-Energy-Producing Biodigesters

2015-08-26 03:56:00| Waste Age

WHAS11.com Citing the need for greater understanding of green-energy-producing biodigesters in Louisville, Mayor Greg Fischer on Monday announced that an Indiana company will spend the next two months listening to and addressing concerns before seeking formal approval of a proposed methane-energy project at 17th and Maple streets. read more

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