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Indiana Dunes National Park closed all of its beaches and a northwest Indiana water utility shut down an intake facility after an orange substance apparently spilled from a U.S. Steel plant into a Lake Michigan tributary 
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The Post-Tribune reported that 18 environmental and civic organizations are asking a federal judge to make US Steel pay a stiffer fine than the government has proposed for a 2017 hazardous chemical spill.
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The National Park Service had closed the beaches last week after a spill at U.S. Steel Corp. in Indiana.
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State and federal agencies are still assessing how much damage was done to natural resources in Northwest Indiana as a result of the 2019 discharge of hazardous chemicals into a Lake Michigan tributary.
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The National Park Service has closed several portions of Indiana Dunes National Park after a chemical spill killed hundreds of fish in the area, according to a statement by Portage, Indiana, a nearby city.
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