- In Boise, a citizens' group is filing a lawsuit to stop the construction of a waste-to-energy facility at the Ada County Landfill.
- The group believes that the gasification plant proposes a threat to the environment, and that laws may have been broken in securing the contract to build it.
- Dynamis CEO Lloyd Mahaffey takes issue with the idea that their contract was acquired anything but legally, saying, "That's complete nonsense. All of our meetings with commissioners were requested formally. They're well-documented."
From the article:
A citizens' group in Boise says they will file a lawsuit, possibly as early as next week, seeking to stop the construction of a waste-to-energy facility at the Ada County Landfill.
They believe the proposed gasification plant is an environmental threat, and that laws have been broken to make the contract to build it. The maker of the plant, Dynamis, says the plant is safe, and the planning process was completely legal.
