Right to Farm Court Case Prompts Sludge Odor Debate
City officials fear land application of treated sewage sludge may face new challenges as Wisconsin Supreme Court weighs the right to farm issues. Milwau kee Metropolitan Sewerage District officials warn of rising costs and odor battles as Kewaskum halts sludge disposal. The Kenosha County Quality Egg Ranch odor case underscores tensions between neighbors and farming, while state officials stress safeguards for family farms.
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