toxic waste

The Heritage Environmental landfill in Roachdale largely complies with regulations. But some of its hazardous waste sits in an unlined unit above a town's drinking water.

The EPA is looking for dioxins: highly toxic chemicals that may form during the burning of fuel or waste.

Trucks carrying toxic waste from the Ohio train derailment arrive in Indiana, we catch up on bills in the statehouse, and industry experts see opportunity in the Hoosier state with indoor shrimp farming.

Despite assurances from officials that the site owned by waste management company Heritage Environmental is equipped to handle the waste, residents say they’re worried.

They made fuel from the pesticide-coated seeds farmers plant. Soon, something was rotten.