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Amid flood-triggered water safety worries, WV lawmakers inviting more pollution

Summary by Charleston Gazette-Mail
Last month's flooding has underscored everyday water safety worries that plague McDowell County, where residents rely on aging water infrastructure and face boil water notices frequent enough that they don’t trust their water in between notices. But measures pushed by West Virginia lawmakers are expected to increase water pollution.

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Amid flood-triggered water safety worries, WV lawmakers inviting more pollution

Last month's flooding has underscored everyday water safety worries that plague McDowell County, where residents rely on aging water infrastructure and face boil water notices frequent enough that they don’t trust their water in between notices. But measures pushed by West Virginia lawmakers are expected to increase water pollution.

·Charleston, United States
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Charleston Gazette-Mail broke the news in Charleston, United States on Saturday, March 15, 2025.
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