Update: Monsanto successor Bayer says AG’s lawsuit appears to be ‘without merit’
Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings filed a lawsuit this week against Monsanto and two corporate spinoffs.
The lawsuit seeks to recover damages and cleanup costs associated with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), which Monsanto manufactured for decades.
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Deadline nears for joining Delmarva Chicken Assn. electric buying group
Delmarva Chicken Association invited new and current members who are Delmarva Power customers to join its next Electric Buying Group, with a deadline to take action by Sept. 10.
The current DCA Electric Buying Group...
Carney signs Clean Water bill
Gov. John Carney Thursday signed into law House Bill 200, the Clean Water for Delaware Act.
HB 200, sponsored by House Majority Leader Valerie Longhurst, D-Bear, establishes a framework for assessing needs and planning to...
Artesian now treating wastewater from Allen Harim’s Harbeson plant
Artesian Wastewater Management, Inc. is now treating wastewater from Allen Harim, allowing full operation of Artesian’s Sussex Regional Recharge Facility (SRRF).
It follows the settlement of a legal dispute over payments to Artesian that led...
Cecil County preserves another 236 acres of farmland
An additional 236 acres of prime agricultural land is now permanently protected in Cecil County through the Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation.
The property, owned by Lee Vosters, is on Randalia Road in Chesapeake City.
The...
The Warehouse marks launch of clean energy, vertical farming education initiative
Community leaders gathered this week at The Warehouse in Wilmington to welcome three new clean energy technologies as part of the Energize The Warehouse initiative.
Energize is a collaboration between Delmarva Power, the Delaware Department...
Corteva commits to greenhouse gas reduction
Corteva, Inc. announced its intention to become a more carbon-efficient business. In its inaugural 2020 Sustainability Report, the company detailed a commitment to set “science-based targets” for greenhouse gas emission reductions.
“We recognize that climate change...
Colonial pipeline cyberattack leading to spike in oil prices
Delaware and Maryland drivers are seeing pain at the pump as with gas price averages increasing at least seven cents in many areas, Wilmington-based AAA Mid-Atlantic report.
The culprit is the shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline,...
Poultry processor Allen Harim agrees to sewage plant order, $150,000-plus fine
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control announced the signing of a conciliation order with Allen Harim Foods, LLC. DNREC also levied a $150,000-plus fine.
The order requires the company to take actions...
Chicken processor Allen Harim agrees to DNREC wastewater order, $150,000 fine
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control announced the signing of a conciliation order today with Allen Harim Foods, LLC. DNREC also levied a $150,000-plus fine.
The order requires the company...
