EPA rule issued on worst-case pollution in extreme weather | Energy and Environment

The United States Environmental Protection Agency has issued a rule aimed at protecting against discharges of hazardous substances stemming from extreme weather events. The "worst-case discharge" rule could loom large in the Kanawha Valley, where advocates have pushed for stronger protection against such pollution for yeas.

Related Keywords

Kanawha ,West Virginia ,United States ,South Charleston ,Houston ,Texas ,Kanawha County ,Elk River ,American ,Russell Glorioso ,Pam Nixon ,Jared Knicley ,Maya Nye ,Union Carbide ,Virginia Department Of Environmental Protection ,Specialty Products ,International Flavors Fragrances ,Us Governmental Accountability Office ,Mail Foundation ,Natural Resources Defense Council ,Us Environmental Protection Agency ,Protection Agency ,Kanawha County Based ,People Concerned About Chemical ,People Concerned About Chemical Safety ,West Virginia Department ,Environmental Protection ,Clean Water Act ,Administrator Michael Regan ,Hurricane Harvey ,Accountability Office ,First Street Foundation ,Risk Management Plans ,International Flavors ,Water Act ,Charleston Gazette Mail ,Epa ,Chemours ,Orst Case Discharge ,Jeff ,Environmental Protection Agency ,International Flavors Amp Fragrances ,Covestro ,Elk River Chemical Spill ,Freedom Industries ,Cology ,Jaw ,Industry ,Politics ,Business ,Eteorology ,He Economy ,Nstitutions ,Rade ,Computer Science ,Electricity ,Edia And Communication ,Chemistry ,Thics ,Database ,Chool Systems ,Ob Market ,