Camden EMR recycling plant can reopen with new rules: What we know
A Superior Court judge ruled Wednesday, July 8, that the EMR scrap metal recycling facility on the Camden waterfront can reopen, but only under strict conditions, according to a Camden County official. The decision comes after the Camden City Council voted unanimously late Tuesday, July 7, against allowing the plant to reopen.
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