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THE YORKSHIRE POST

Singleton Schreiber was recently mentioned in a article regarding the Drax Amite BioEnergy wood pellet facilty, located in Gloster Mississippi. This emissions disaster has negatively affected the community as Drax claims to be a good neighbour whereever they operate. 

Residents near Drax's Amite BioEnergy facility in Mississippi filed a lawsuit for toxic emissions. Claims include violations of the federal Clean Air Act and Mississippi law. ​Plaintiffs seek injunctive relief, civil penalties, and damages for health and property value impacts. ​Drax operates multiple facilities in the US, producing biomass wood pellets for its North Yorkshire power station. ​The company recently won an appeal to increase emissions limits at the Gloster facility. ​Drax invested approximately $130 million in emissions reduction technology from 2022 to 2024. Local residents report health issues, including respiratory problems, linked to emissions from Drax's facility. ​Drax previously faced fines for breaching air pollution limits, including a $2.5 million fine in 2021. ​Mayor Jerry Norwood suggested that external influences are inciting local opposition against Drax's operations.

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