Controversy over the placement of Miami-Dade County's new incinerator continues, as a vote on where to build a new facility to replace the one that burned down last year was deferred to November.

DORAL, FLA. (WSVN) - Tensions have been rising between Miramar city officials and Miami-Dade County as plans for a new incinerator near the city border continue to progress. The controversy stems ...

PFAS, often called "forever chemicals," present in municipal solid waste can survive the high temperatures of waste incineration and continue to spread into the environment via residues from waste ...

Weeks before a showdown vote on where to build Miami-Dade’s new garbage incinerator, a Miami developer is offering a new site in an agricultural area outside of Hialeah Gardens on the western ...

Miami-Dade commissioners were poised Tuesday to make a decision on the placement of the incinerator, and one of those sites is less than a mile from Miramar, the site of a decommissioned airfield ...

MIAMI - The Miami-Dade County Commission deferred until Nov. 6 on where a new incinerator will be built as part of the county's new Sustainable Solid Waste Campus. During a packed commission ...

Wheelabrator Hudson Falls incinerator plant on Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2024, on the Hudson River in Hudson Falls. Wheelabrator Hudson Falls incinerator plant seen from Spring Street. The company is ...

Miramar residents and members of environmental groups show support for a speaker urging Miami-Dade commissioners not to build an incinerator at the Airport West site near Miramar. The meeting took ...

Hundreds of residents and environmentalists packed the Miami-Dade Commission meeting Tuesday where a vote was expected to take place on the county's plans to build a new trash incinerator.

MIAMI (WSVN) - Protestors gathered outside the Miami-Dade County Government Center in a final effort to sway county leaders’ plans to install a garbage incinerator near the city of Miramar.

A new waste incinerator in Portland, Dorset has been given the go-ahead by the government. Dorset Council had refused the plan, voicing concerns over its visual impact, pollution and lorries.