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IDEM to perform an environGARD says controlling air pollution is not anti-economic development

Photo caption: ATTORNEY CARLA MORGAN speaks at the IDEM public meeting in Gary held to discuss the renewal of the Carmeuse Lime air permit Every question Gary Advocates for Responsible Development had about Carmeuse Lime and the impact of its manufacturing process on the air quality in Gary was answered when officials from the Indiana Dept. … IDEM to perform an environGARD says controlling air pollution is not anti-economic development Read More »

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