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CHARLESTON — A $151 million settlement for a class-action lawsuit over a 2014 chemical spill is close to its final court approval following a hearing Tuesday. 
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A lawsuit against a water company, chemical producer, airport and others over a January chemical spill won't get a hearing for another year. The
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"Attorneys are in disagreement about whether several lawsuits related to January’s chemical spill into the Elk River belong in federal or state court. Earlier last week, attorneys filed a motion under the lead chemical spill case, asking the federal judge to transfer the lawsuit back to state court because alleged.."
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After a chemical spill in West Virginia’s Elk River left 300,000 residents without drinking water in January, cities across the country started reviewing their infrastructure and emergency preparedness plans.
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While four western states are battling the aftermath of a toxic spill that painted rivers yellow, the criminal case about a chemical leak that made more than 100 people ill and left 300,000 without drinking water for weeks is coming to a close.
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Four owners and operators of Freedom Industries were indicted in the January leak that cut off drinking water to hundreds of thousands of residents.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – After largely dismissing the possibility of long-term health problems, federal officials will conduct more studies on chemicals that spilled into West Virginia’s largest drinking water supply in January.
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Many chemical spill questions remain, first WVTAP reports say / The Charleston Gazette du 17.04.2014"CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Two new reports from an independent team confirmed Monday that people can smell extremely low concentrations of Crude MCHM and that significant data gaps exist that cloud ..."
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This post is co-authored by Maryanne Reed. On the morning of January 9, 2014, the air around Charleston, W.Va., smelled different, unnatural, but not entirely unfamiliar. It was around 8:15 a.m.
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