I-Team: Local officials cannot regulate dumping stinky animal processing waste at farms in Georgia
By Randy Travis Published August 9, 2022 DANIELSVILLE, Ga. - County commission chairmen across north Georgia are speaking with one voice about a state-approved practice they say is harming their communities. It deals with the often overwhelming stench that comes from dumping animal processing waste ? largely from poultry plants ? on farmland, a process known as soil amendments. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/holding-your-nose-when-your-hands-are-tied-local-pols-complain-about-stinky-state-rules
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I-Team: Local officials cannot regulate dumping stinky animal processing waste at farms in Georgia
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