Historians, Local Jewish Congregation Recognize Civil War Passover Feast In Southern W.Va.

Soldiers came together during the conflict for a Passover feast known as a Seder. Reporter Shepherd Snyder spoke with Joseph Golden, Jewish researcher and secretary of the Temple Beth El congregation in Beckley, along with Drew Gruber of Civil War Trails, about this celebration’s historical significance.

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Energy & Environment Caroline MacGregor, Mar. 03, 2023

DEP Discusses Ethylene Oxide Report And Union Carbide Agreement At Public Hearing

The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) held a public hearing Thursday to discuss the findings of a final report on ethylene oxide (EtO) emissions.

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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate, Dec. 07, 2022

Electric Vehicles Can Send Power Back To The Grid, Lawmakers Learn

Widespread adoption of EVs in the coming years could change how electric utilities and transmission operators like PJM manage the grid.

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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate, Aug. 04, 2022

Chlorine Release Prompts Shelter-In-Place Order In South Charleston

The release of chlorine gas at the Clearon Corp. occurred Thursday morning, according to the governor’s office.

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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate, Aug. 02, 2022

Attorneys Rest Case In Federal Trial Over Union Carbide Landfill

The U.S. District Court in Charleston heard closing arguments Monday in the trial, which began nearly a month ago.

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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate, Jul. 21, 2022

Witness: Union Carbide Landfill Leaking Toxics ‘As We Speak'

An adjacent property owner, Courtland Co., has sued Union Carbide four times since 2018 alleging contamination from the Filmont landfill.

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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate, Jul. 19, 2022

‘Soup Of Nasty Contaminants’ In South Charleston Site, Expert Says

Scott Simonton, a professor of industrial and systems engineering at Marshall University, said drums of industrial waste buried in the Filmont landfill present an 'alarming' risk to the environment.

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