The only “fly in the ointment” in consideration of industrial incinerators (there are several in Detroit and Chicago, BTW) is that the Great Lakes area has seen low-pressure zones blow through, experienced the wrap-around phenomenon, since the incineratos were installed.
Yet, not before \this\ time has the odor been noticed nor as wide-spread as this.
Each of these incinerators has an odor clause in their Air Permit.
I pointed to the one in Canada because a Canadian air permit is valid for Canadian air, only.
Maybe Linda can weigh in on odor in her neck of the woods?
No odors at all where I live on the Niagara River, which accommodates flow from Lake Erie into Lake Ontario, creating the Niagara Falls in the process.