EPA to force the removal of leaking acids from deteriorating pulp mill
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said it will order the removal of leaking acids from an old pulp mill. The mill is located along the Chehalis River in Washington state and is no longer operating. Officials confirmed the acids are toxic and highly corrosive. Workers will pump out and safely dispose of the chemicals.
Why it matters
If the acids leak into the river, they could kill fish and make water unsafe for people. Removing them helps protect the environment and the health of nearby communities.
In brief
- What is the EPA ordering?
- The EPA is ordering the removal of leaking acids from the old pulp mill.
- Where is the mill located?
- It is along the Chehalis River in Washington state.
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