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WV lawmakers advancing bills that risk worsening state's already poor water quality

Summary by Charleston Gazette-Mail
Despite West Virginia’s disproportionately high rates of drinking water violations, state lawmakers have prioritized bills that threaten to weaken water quality in the first days of the 2025 regular legislative session. The Republican-supermajority West Virginia Senate on Friday passed without opposition a bill that would loosen state regulation of devices that protect potable water supplies from contamination. That passage followed approval fr…

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WV lawmakers advancing bills that risk worsening state's already poor water quality

Despite West Virginia’s disproportionately high rates of drinking water violations, state lawmakers have prioritized bills that threaten to weaken water quality in the first days of the 2025 regular legislative session. The Republican-supermajority West Virginia Senate on Friday passed without opposition a bill that would loosen state regulation of devices that protect potable water supplies from contamination. That passage followed approval fr…

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