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Family of Man Killed in Chemical Explosion Awarded $15M - Vimarsana News

Family of Man Killed in Chemical Explosion Awarded $15M

The 2020 explosion demolished the entire building.

Chemours Seeks DEP Permission For Tenant To Discharge Chemicals - West Virginia Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

Chemours Seeks DEP Permission For Tenant To Discharge Chemicals - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

A chemical company in eastern Kanawha County wants to discharge toxic chemicals into the Kanawha River, and an environmental group is pushing back.

West Virginia legislators threatening to weaken air quality | Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

West Virginia legislators threatening to weaken air quality | Legislative Session

The West Virginia Legislature is showing little sign through a quarter of the 2023 state regular legislative session of strengthening air quality and other environmental protections in a state of high concentrations of air pollution from chemical, gas and oil infrastructure. Instead, a bill introduced by House Energy and Manufacturing Committee Chair Bill Anderson, R-Wood, would keep the state Department of Environmental Protection from using community air monitoring data for regulatory purposes.

Learning from a chemical explosion at Optima Chemical LLC - Vimarsana News

Learning from a chemical explosion at Optima Chemical LLC

A chemical explosion at Optima Chemical LLC in Belle led to the discussion of whether a chemical presents a risk before it is used in synthesis work.

'This is evidence': Appalachian community air quality monitoring effort could lay groundwork for tighter regulations - Vimarsana News

'This is evidence': Appalachian community air quality monitoring effort could lay groundwork for tighter regulations

West Virginians have long had reasons to fear what’s in the air.