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188474

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It seems we are dumping grounds with one expansion in South Kent Ridge landfill which has a digester. The second if the York 1 site in Dresden and now this? I’m concerned we won’t have any food grown locally that won’t be at risk for contamination. Stop this! Read more

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188527

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Chatham Kent does not need more pollution shipped from God knows where. We do not need to grow as a town. I love the idea that we are a “Small Retirement Town”. More traffic, more pollution, more health concerns. We do need more people here also. Read more

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BKEJWANONG TERRITORY — WALPOLE ISLAND FIRST NATION Individual Community Member — ERO 026-0437
Environmental Compliance Approval (Waste Disposal Site)
 175 Bloomfield Road — Greenfield Global Inc. — Chatham-Kent
Comment Period Closes: June 4, 2026 Read more

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189427

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No concerns at all with this proposal. Growing communities need to be able to efficiently and effectively handle waste. What better way than to convert it into RNG and fertilizer that can then be used for other purposes. Read more

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189538

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This proposal just came to my attention through a Facebook reel. Seriously. Something that would impact my air quality, my water quality, not to mention the costs and it is not out there for citizens of Chatham to be aware of is disturbing. Read more

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189540

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I am writing to formally object to the proposed Environmental Compliance Approval (Waste Disposal Site) for the anaerobic digestion processing facility on the 5.4-hectare property within the Municipality of Chatham-Kent. Read more

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189541

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I am totally against this proposal between Greenfield and Chatham-Kent PUC! The truck traffic alone will be a nightmare, the smell and added pollution to the municipality will only increase the illnesses for people with asthma and COPD. Read more

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189542

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Reason for this facility not to move forward. - Impact of odour to residential areas and city as a whole. - Increased truck traffic 365 days a year causing congestion and more wear and tear on roads Read more

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189544

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There has been no public consultation on this issue and it was rushed through our council without the proper discourse, which was allowed by a loophole (read the Caniff Act which is because of our underhanded mayor). Read more

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189545

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Our roads and infrastructure are already in poor condition. The extra truck traffic daily will deteriorate the conditions to the point of excessive costs to repair. The people of this city cannot afford extra tax bills as we are already paying enough. Read more

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Iam just wondering about where the by product is going for example human waste is being processed there will be waste from waste where and and how is it going to be dealt with?Second when Greenfield was built I worked at a factory near by the smell was so bad we couldn’t hardly work what about the h Read more

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189548

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We do not want this in our community! The added traffic alone will be a nightmare. In addition the Smell of the biproduct, it’s bad enough we are subjected to the stench of the ethical plant across the street we don’t need another assault on the ‘air’ we breathe. Read more

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189549

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Do not want. Chatham traffic is already horrible. People drive like idiots,they speed weave in and out of traffic don't make complete stops when at stop signs or red lights. Read more

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189553

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The City of Chatham will smell 7 days a week! no public meeting ever happened and this is unacceptable- where will these trucks of human waste come from???? I can not believe that we think that this is okay! Read more

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189556

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I’m concerned about this proposal for Chatham Kent, I have environmental concerns for our water, air quality. The concern over loss of property value due to odor that will be produced. The estimated cost is a huge concern as Chatham Kent taxes have risen out of the reach of the average home owner. Read more

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189557

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I am a resident of Chatham and live near Bloomfield Road. I first learned about this project through a newspaper article and then took the time to research it on the municipality's website. It is disappointing to see this project becoming a political issue in our community. Read more