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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate,

PFAS Concerns Loom Over Chemours Permit For Washington Works

Chemours applied in January for a permit to discharge treated wastewater from its Washington Works plant in Wood County.

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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate,

Chemours Seeks DEP Permission For Tenant To Discharge Chemicals

A chemical company in eastern Kanawha County wants to discharge toxic chemicals into the Kanawha River, and an environmental group is pushing back.

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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate,

Chemours Will Sample For PFAS At Washington Works Site, EPA Says

The EPA says the Chemours Company will sample soil, surface water, sediment and groundwater for PFAS at its Washington Works site near Parkersburg.

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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate,

EPA Orders Chemours To Address PFAS In Parkersburg Water Discharge

The EPA has ordered Chemours to address PFAS contamination in stormwater discharge from the Washington Works facility near Parkersburg.

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WorkForce West Virginia, WVU Parkersburg To Help Chemical Plant Workers Earn Degrees

WorkForce West Virginia and the state’s Community and Technical College system are partnering to help hourly workers earn a higher education.

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