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Pennsylvania firm seeks $6M in suit over LI food scrap converter project
The still-unfinished project is intended to convert up to 600 tons of food scraps daily to clean biogas and fertilizers.
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Use of old LI power plants rose 260% during winter freeze
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During peak mating season, birds went quiet as wildfire smoke blanketed NYS
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Blydenburgh Park dam plan won't get environmental study
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Small earthquake rattles Westchester; did you feel it?
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