People in tiny Preston, Minnesota, have a lot of questions about a plan to burn 10 million tires a year in their town. Too bad the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency doesn?t. Read more ... You can stop the world?s largest tire burning plant before it is built... find out how ALERT: VALUE OF OPEN SPACE IS AFFIRMED. November 11, 2005 - Meggen Lindsay, Pioneer Press. A report titled, "The Economic Value of Open Space," reinforces the idea that natural land next to residential neighborhoods often increases property and tax values. Nearly two-thirds of Twin Cities residents would pay between 10 percent and 25 percent more for a home within walking distance of open space. Read the report Thursday  July 29 2010 Southeastern Minnesotans for Environmental Protection have partnered with No Harm Film, in a multi-state public awareness campaign focusing on the environmental effects if world's largest tire burner is built. This campaign includes both print and broadcast media, featuring a 30 second television commercial donated by No Harm Film which otherwise would have cost an estimated $80,000 to produce.
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