Exploring Environment Matters March 2015 Part 1

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  • A leaking, abandoned oil well is causing problems in
  • Work to dismantle and remove the above ground storage tanks from Freedom Industries has begun - DEP Cabinet Secretary ...
  • Abram Creek, a tributary of the North Branch of the Potomac River was heavily impacted by acid mine drainage leaving it almost ...
  • The DEP is studying the effects of chronic exposure to selenium on aquatic life in order to set a new state regulatory standard, plus ...
  • The City of Huntington is getting some help with brownfield redevelopment from the U.S. EPA, plus the DEP's E3 (Economy, ...

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Fighting a fire in an underground coal seam - we'll have the latest on a DEP emergency project in Marion County. Plus, the latest ... Welcome to a new season of Environment Matters Freedom Industries enters the DEP's voluntary remediation program - what that means and how the program helps communities ...

DEP Cabinet Secretary Randy Huffman discusses the Freedom Industries spill on the

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