Livingston County Environmental Association

Since 2003 the Livingston County Environmental Association has been working to protect the health, welfare and natural resources of Livingston County, which is in the heart of Central Illinois. Our environment includes some of the richest agricultural soils in the world. The terrain is amazingly flat, creating a wide open landscape that stretches out for miles under a big sky. Night or day, these vast prairie vistas remind us of both the beauty and value of our local ecosystem. LCEA strives to protect this environment and the people who live here. We do this by identifying and studying and pursuing the environmental challenges and opportunities that affect our communities. Everyone can do their part to protect our natural environment. Please join us and help protect the health, welfare and natural resources of Livingston County!
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Illinois Environmental News
- State Marks “No Print Day” on April 22 - Employees Encouraged During Earth Week to Minimize Paper Consumption, Consider Environment Before Printing
- Governor Quinn Announces Kankakee Clean Water Project to Create 600 Construction Jobs - Governor’s Illinois Clean Water Initiative Investing $21.5 Million to Support Major Upgrade of 75-Year-Old Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Governor Quinn Statement on New Fracking Regulation Proposal
- Governor Quinn Announces Clean Water Project to Create 2,000 Jobs and Protect Environment - Illinois Clean Water Initiative Will Invest $250 Million to Update Wastewater Treatment, Reduce Flooding and Clean Up Chicago Area Waterways
- Governor Quinn Announces Illinois Ranked Fourth State Nationally in Green Building Survey - New Study Lauds Governor’s Commitment to Sustainability Across Illinois
Illinois Agriculture News
- Chicago Trade Show Represents World Of Opportunity For Illinois Food Companies - National Restaurant Association Show to bring food buyers from more than 100 countries to McCormick Place
- Project Get Fit! Coming To The Illinois Products Farmers' Market - Program encourages children to lead healthy lifestyles
- Illinois Products Farmers' Market Opens For Sixth Season On The State Fairgrounds
- Grandstand Concert Tickets To Go On Sale Saturday
- Nominating Petitions Available For Illinois Commodity Board Seats
EPA Complaints
Landfill Complaints
The landfill's permit requires it to control gases so that odors NEVER go off their property so...
If you smell the landfill,
MAKE A STINK!!
Call the landfill inspector:
Dustin Burger, Illinois EPA
(217) 278-5827
Or contact them electronically:
Wind Farm Complaints
Iberdola and subsidiaries:
(866) 586-6048
Gamesa Minonk Wind Farm:
(888) 675-9002
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