Authority Mulls Chipper Versus Burner

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North Central Solid Waste Authority officials are considering moving from this traditional incinerator to get rid of its green waste and moving to a large commercial chipper. The Authority would share the chipper with Taos County, not a selling point for some Board members. The Board will decide at its April Board meeting which way it will go.

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    North Central Solid Waste Authority is to purchase a new air burner unit for its Ohkay Owingeh convenience station.     The Authority spends $50,000 a year to remove ash from the current incinerator Authority General Manager Peter Fuller said…

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