It's the developers that are the problem.
One of my summer jobs was at a dead stock removal place (yeah, that convinced me on the benefits of a degree), and it reeked. But with a prevailing west wind, a developer bought up a field directly to the west and proceeded to put a bunch of houses in. I'd be willing to bet they didn't sell any on days when the wind was from the east. A couple of years later, the guy who ran the company finally gave up fighting the lawsuit and shut down.
I also hate people who live in the country and then complain when manure is spread in the field beside them. You moved there - deal with it for the 4 or 5 days a year you smell it.
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