York Clean Air Coalition

Protecting residents near Hunter Street from recurring smoke, burning metal, and plastic. Join the movement to ensure clean air for all.

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Our Mission

Protect Community Health

Document smoke incidents to protect residents from harmful air pollution.

Unite Locals

Share firsthand experiences, photos, and videos to raise awareness.

Demand Accountability

Encourage environmental oversight and transparency for the area near Hunter Street.

Community Documentation: Custom Recycling Facility

Observations from residents show repeated smoke and burning at Custom Recycling Facility near Hunter Street. All content is presented factually for public awareness and safety.

Nov 14th, 2025

Video showing smoke/pollution rising from Custom Recycling Facility into nearby homes.

Nov 14th, 2025

Photograph showing smoke drifting across nearby residential areas.

Nov 3rd, 2025

Video showing smoke observed drifting into homes.

October 31st, 2025

Video footage showing smoke rising from the facility.

Report Environmental Concerns

If you witness burning or strong odors near Hunter Street, report it. Your reports help protect community health.

York County Non-Emergency

(803) 628-3059

State Environmental Hotline

(803) 285-7461

Please consider using the “Email Officials” button below to send a pre-written email urging York County officials to take action on the ongoing burning issue.

Email Officials Submit Evidence

Join the Coalition

Sign up to receive updates, share your experiences, and take action.

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Environmental Facts & References

Burning metals, plastics, and industrial scrap releases harmful airborne chemicals.

Burning plastics and contaminated metals releases benzene, xylene, styrene, and formaldehyde.

PFAS in plastics and wiring release toxic particles when burned.

Burning metal scrap releases airborne lead, arsenic, cadmium, chromium, and nickel.

Burning plastics creates microscopic particles that enter the bloodstream.

Burning plastic and coated metals produces highly toxic carcinogens.

Fine particulate matter deeply penetrates the lungs and bloodstream.

References:

EPA: Air Pollution and Health
Effects of Metal Burning on Air Quality
York County Burning Ordinance

Contact Us

Questions? Reach out to the coalition.

YorkCleanAir@gmail.com

York County, South Carolina