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Charleston County to shift to quarterly inspections after September ammonia spike

Feb 3, 2026 | 7:33 PM

The Bees Ferry landfill in West Ashley is getting a lot of heat about the smell of ammonia wafting into nearby neighborhoods.Neighbors say they’re concerned and

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