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Landfill still smolders, stoking neighbors' frustrations

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More than a month after the state cracked down on the flood debris landfill in Canton, mulch piles that combusted and began burning in June are still smoldering, and pollution is still running into the Pigeon River.
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Landfill still smolders, stoking neighbors' frustrations

More than a month after the state cracked down on the flood debris landfill in Canton, mulch piles that combusted and began burning in June are still smoldering, and pollution is still running into the Pigeon River.

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The Mountaineer broke the news in on Wednesday, October 8, 2025.
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