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• Odor control

• Council Debates Medical Pot Guidelines Ordinance: Signage, Location and Odor Control Were Among Topics Discussed for Dispensaries.

With Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa vowing to block any measure that allows for-profit pot sales, the City Council managed Tuesday to hammer out some guidelines for a long-awaited medical marijuana ordinance. During a five-hour session marked by an hourlong power outage, the council debated details of the measure, including signage, location and odor control.

• Los Angeles Daily News
• February 01, 2010

• New Partnership in Odor Control Technology.

Parkson and Vapex Working Together to Bring Technology to Market FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Parkson Corporation and Vapex Environmental Technologies t...

• Business Wire
• February 25, 2010

• Pennsylvania Dep Announces Completion of Odor Control Work at Imperial Landfill

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 7 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Department of Environmental Protection today announced the completion of a project at Imperial Landfill that will eliminate odors that had generated complaints from the parents of students and staff at nearby Wilson Elementary School. At a May 17 public meeting about the odor concerns, DEP ordered a number of changes at the landfill, including placing a synthetic cap over all areas of the landfill that were not yet capped. As directed, Imperial Landfill completed placement of the synthetic cap and extended its gas extraction system at the landfill before the first day of classes at Wilson.

• U.S. Newswire
• September 07, 2010

• California Scents, Aka California Scents, Inc., Plaintiff-Counter Defendant-Appellant, v. Surco Products, Inc., Aka Doe 1; Magic Mountain Products, Aka Doe 2; Odor Control Central, Aka Doe 3, Defendants, Associated Products, Inc., a Pennsylvania Corporation; Ralph J. Simons, Counter-Defendants, and Pestco, Inc., a Pennsylvania Corporation Dba Pacific Coast; Air-Scent International, a Pennsylvania Corporation, Defendants-Counter-Claimants-Appellees., 406 F.3d 1102 (9th Cir. 2005)

Steven Brower (argued) and Robert M. Dato (briefed), Stephan, Oringher, Richman & Theodora, Costa Mesa, CA, for the plaintiff-appellant. Richard A. E...

• Federal Circuits

• Frost & Sullivan Lauds PRD Tech for its Highly Innovative, Efficient, and Environment-Friendly Biotrickling Filter Technology for Odor Control Equipment.

PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Based on its recent analysis of the odor control equipment market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes PRD Tech Inc. with the 2008 North ...

• Business Wire
• June 13, 2008

• As the Planet Prepares for Earth Day #40, Cat Owners Seek Everyday Green Solutions for Their Pets ; Superior Odor Control and Biodegradability Make All-Natural World's Best Cat Litter(Tm) the Pet-, People- and Planet-Safe Choice

MUSCATINE, Iowa, April 5 /PRNewswire/ -- As we approach the 40th anniversary of Earth Day this month, more people than ever are trying to live "green." This consumer behavior is impacting many industries, including the pet industry, with pet owners extending their eco-consciousness to food, toys and other products for their pets. With 93.6 million household cats in the U.S. alone, eco- conscious cat owners are seeking earth-friendly cat litter to reduce the huge volumes of "earth-unfriendly" litter - containing clay and artificial ingredients - that go to the landfills each year. A Pet-, People- and Planet-Safe Solution -- World's Best Cat Litter(TM): 100% Natural. 110% Performance.(TM)

• U.S. Newswire
• April 05, 2010

• State Says Imperial Landfill Meets Odor Control

Imperial Landfill has made "marked improvement" in eliminating smells that drifted into Findlay neighborhoods and Wilson Elementary School, state officials announced Tuesday. Homeowners and parents spent months fighting with landfill owner Republic Services of Arizona and pushing state and federal officials to take action against it. The owner put a synthetic covering on uncapped areas of the landfill and extended its gas-extraction system, completing a state-ordered odor-elimination project, the state Department of Environmental Protection announced.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• September 07, 2010

• State Says Imperial Landfill Meets Odor Control

Imperial Landfill has made "marked improvement" in eliminating smells that drifted into Findlay neighborhoods and Wilson Elementary School, state officials announced Tuesday. Homeowners and parents spent months fighting with landfill owner Republic Services of Arizona and pushing state and federal officials to take action against it. The owner put a synthetic covering on uncapped areas of the landfill and extended its gas-extraction system, completing a state-ordered odor-elimination project, the state Department of Environmental Protection announced.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• September 08, 2010

• City Knows It: 'Sniffer' Law Ineffective ; Its Odor-Control Ordinance Doesn't Work Well, so Portland Hopes to Fix It As `Emitters' Plan Growth.

When Portland enacted an odor-control ordinance in 1997, incredulous locals snickered and national media weighed in. The city had rallied a contingent of specially trained "sniffers," armed with small bottles of the chemical butanol, to crack down on "emitters" of offensive smells.

• Portland Press Herald
• April 15, 2005

• Pig Odor Smells a Lot Like Cricket Control

It was an irresistible bit of ironic ammunition for the opponents of pork barrel projects. An earmark in the Congressional spending bill designated $1.7 million to study, of all things, pig odor. For those who rail against wasteful government spending, it was a Christmas ham tied with a bacon bow. It's also a pretty good example of how pork lies in the eye of the beholder. Here in Iowa, where pigs outnumber people more than five to one, pig odor is no joke. With the proliferation of huge factory farms, odor has become an environmental and quality of life issue in rural Iowa. If scientists can figure out a way to diminish the odor from manure, it would go along way toward peaceful coexistence between big farms and small towns. Iowa has plenty of both.

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• March 20, 2009