Harford incinerator expansion drawing limited opposition

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A waste-to-energy incinerator has fired up Carroll residents worried about environmental and financial effects, but in Harford emotions stayed cool.

Harford has burned about 360 tons of garbage per day for the past 20 years in its waste-to-energy incinerator in Edgewood, selling the electricity to the neighboring Army base while boosting the recycling rate to the top in the state.

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