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Former scientist says crews were pressured to downplay chemical testing in East Palestine (opens the original)
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The Government Accountability Project has filed a complaint with the EPAâs office of inspector general after a former scientist with the Center for Toxicology and Environmental Health, now known as Onterris, blew the whistle on chemical testing their company was contracted to do by Norfolk Southern, in the immediate aftermath of the train derailment in East Palestine three years ago. Peggy Dixon,, who is being represented by GAP, says they were pressured into downplaying chemical testing resul
WFMJ gets 1-on-1 exclusive tour of Carbon Limestone Landfill (opens the original)
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For the last couple of months, 21 News has reported on numerous violations at the Carbon Limestone landfill in Poland township. Everything from gallons of hazardous wastewater spills to elevated gas well temps. In a sign of transparency, the landfill opened its doors to one of our crews, while also giving residents a tour of its operations. 21 News reporter Corey McCrae got a first hand look at how the company is taking corrective actions in the wake of recent violations. On any given day you'll
Ohio EPA cites Carbon Limestone Landfill for more violations (opens the original)
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The Ohio EPA has handed down more violations to Republic-owned Carbon Limestone Landfill, located in Poland Township, with a Lowellville mailing address. Back in June the landfill was cited for two instances where leachate - a liquid that forms when water, in the form of rain, snow melt, or ground water infiltrates with landfill materials, creating a reactive liquid - discharged into an onsite pond, which releases into âwaters of the stateâ, in other words: streams, lakes, ponds, marshes, we
Mahoning County EMA plan large-scale storm cleanup (opens the original)
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Mahoning County leaders are gearing up for a final push to clean up remnants of a storm that wreaked havoc on the area earlier this month. Brush piles are the impetus for this large-scale effort due to the combination of heat, which can lead to fires, and concerns for branches and leaves blocking ditches and drains. âThis blitz isnât going to be a one all-be all, but hopefully it should take the majority of the burden off the people most affected. Weâre still going to be cleaning up for a
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