Autumn Hills seeks deep injection well for leachate
Zeeland Township officials heard Autumn Hills Recycling and Disposal Facility plans to build a Class I deep injection well to manage landfill leachate. The proposed well would inject non hazardous liquids over 6 000 feet underground at 700 56th Ave in Autumn Hills. Waste Management of Michigan owns the site and MDEQ oversees permits with a 1 2 year process and public comment periods.
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Cutting Down Meat in Holland a Plant Based Shift
In Holland and West Michigan the plant based movement grows with more restaurants adding jackfruit tacos vegan baked goods and non dairy options. A University of Michigan fact sheet notes eating a vegetarian meal once weekly can cut greenhouse gas emissions comparable to 1 160 miles of driving and explains meat’s higher carbon footprint versus grains and vegetables.
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Veg Lakeshore Promotes Plant Based Living in Holland Area
Veg Lakeshore a West Michigan group formed in 2013 by Mary Jackson Rebecca Bochenek and Debra Williamson hosts Meatless Mondays potlucks and chef visits to promote vegan vegetarian options. Monthly themes feature local seasonal and plant based cooking with a July 16 picnic at Dunton Park and a Grapevine newsletter with restaurant menu items and farmers market directory.
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Holland
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Aquatic Center to Get Disability Lift From Local Grant
Holland Community Aquatic Center will install an electric chair lift this fall to replace a 20 year old manual lift. The grant from the Holland Junior Welfare League covers over half the $11,000 cost, with about $3,500 still needed and donations accepted at 616-393-7595. Christy Roe says the lift enables independent entry for children with disabilities, meeting ADA compliance and letting them enter the water with peers.
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