Stop Polluting Bellingham Now Photo Library

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The City of Bellingham owned incinerator’s that generated % of this ash fill. The ash is mixed with toxic medical waste AKA heavy metals. None of it is lined. Monitoring wells? Gone.
Should include air-modeling due to extraordinary short stacks only 32 feet high, not a normal 60’ stack.
Incinerator stack: testing ports
Incinerator Stack Photos
Flow Monitoring Upgrades
Incinerator Stack 1 & 2 at Post Point WWTP Close Up
Dewatered sludge ready for burning or landfilling
Incinerator Stacks at Post Point WWTP
Example of how PFAS exit a WWTP like Bellingham's Post Point

Gas emissions visible on short stacks

Watch video of Bellingham’s Post Point Wastewater Treatment Plant releasing gases that contain carbon monoxide (CO) and PFAS directly into the air through a short stack located in the Fairhaven neighborhood. This means harmful pollutants are being emitted and dispersed into the surrounding environment, affecting local air quality and potentially posing health risks to the community.