Former county attorney for Dixie County indicted

Research wrote:

This project is not anything like an "incinerator" as some people are calling it.
(it's an incinerator in disguise)

It is a totally different and very eco friendly project that will NOT create pollution or emit vapors, noise or fumes. It actually helps the environment.
(helps the environment???? you have obviously swallowed the kool-aid)
This project goes by the name of "Gasification Thermal Oxidation".
What this means is:
The process burns garbage in a self contained chamber (the smoke actually is processed in a second chamber) so there is no pollution or toxins released into the air.
(you are lying here, plain and simple. you can't just burn garbage at any temperature and not produce dioxins....giving incineration a fancy name doesn't change the polluting result)
The end result is reusable ash (drywall and asphalt). Metal is recycled.
(not safely reusable...the ash is composed of toxics that should be considered hazardous waste)
How is it eco friendly:
It eliminates landfills. It is monitored by the EPA.
(you put more faith in the EPA than is advisable. You've obviously never had to deal with an industrial polluter causing a problem in your community)
Right now your gargage is going into landfills, under the ground and potentially tainting the water you drink.
(We need a good recycling program, not an incinerator)
Gasification Thermal Oxidation can process any type of waste, in particular tires, household garbage and medical waste safely.
(burning tires, garbage, medical waste produces dioxins, no matter what kind of "process" you say you use.)
Furthermore, the process produces electricity which is beneficial to power plants.
(You don't have the permits to produce electricity, you haven't got a power purchase agreement, you haven't even applied for the DEP permits to produce electricity...does the Public Service Commission know what you are up to?)

All in all this is a good resource that will creates jobs and make your community safer.
(It definitely will pollute our community, not make it safer....how many jobs does it take to run an incinerator...maybe 3?....quit lying to the people)

There's more detail to what "Gasification Thermal Oxidation" can do that I can explain here.
(call it what it is....an incinerator in disguise...not some fancy made-up name)

It is up to everyone to do a little research to learn more about this or any other project that may actually be a better and safer choice.
(I've done that and totally concluded that this process is another boondoggle promoted by mafia-types who want the subsidies and grants associated with garbage crime. Truthful info is available at www.energyjustice.net )

Landfills is not the answer, sending garbage elsewhere and turning a blind eye because its not sitting in your back yard doesn't make the problem go away.
(A good recycling program actually makes money for the county, reduce reuse, and recycle, compost, are the answers....not burning.)

From what I've read - Gasification Thermal Oxidation is an alternative, safe and effective solution.