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Malfunctioning equipment in Billings meth burn violated state clean air laws, investigation finds
The Montana Department of Environmental Quality found repeated temperature violations and poor pollution controls at Billings' animal crematorium, risking fines up to $10,000 per violation.
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Malfunctioning equipment in Billings meth burn violated state clean air laws, investigation finds
The city of Billings’ move to allow law enforcement to burn 188 pounds of methamphetamine at its publicly run animal control center in September did not violate clean air laws, according to the outcome of a recent state investigation.
Malfunctioning equipment in Billings meth burn violated state clean air laws, investigation finds
The city of Billings’ move to allow law enforcement to burn 188 pounds of methamphetamine at its publicly run animal control center in September did not violate clean air laws, according to the outcome of a recent state investigation.
·Missoula, United States
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