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Nashville, TN || State House Disgusting — Some tomfoolery afoot from these two, which is no surprise — Rep. Chris Todd and sidekick Rusty Grills pushing an amendment to the Scenic River Bill that provides an exception for hazardous waste landfills; Todd, a former TDEC environmental specialist (yep, TDEC),...

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