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DEP ordered to add discharge limits for conductivity
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia regulators were ordered Thursday to add new limits to a strip-mining permit, forcing them for the first time to regulate conductivity pollution scientists say is causing widespread water quality damage downstream from coal-mining operations.
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DEP ordered to add discharge limits for conductivity
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia regulators were ordered Thursday to add new limits to a strip-mining permit, forcing them for the first time to regulate conductivity pollution scientists say is causing widespread water quality damage downstream from coal-mining operations.
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