RES, A Familiar Smell
The Carthage Press, Thursday, February 2, 2006, reported that Renewable Environmental Solutions LLC (RES) resumed operations on Wednesday, February 1. Should it be any surprise that Carthage residents started to notice an odor in town. According to Paul Vitzthum of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MDNR), Springfield Regional Office, the MDNR received 10 complaints Wednesday evening and Thursday morning, regarding odors. Carthage Fire Chief John Cooper affirmed that the smell was a more familiar smell, like RES.
This Carthage area resident called MDNR to report odors on Thursday morning, between 7:15 and 7:30 am. Stink-o-Meter = moderate. I did not appreciate the MDNR employee wanting to argue with me regarding when and where I smelled the stinky, deadlike smell of RES.
posted by CuriousGeorge @ 8:23 PM
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