KINGWOOD – PSD No. 1 plant manager Danny Layton asked Preston County commissioners to consider the PSD for $633,000 to upgrade the water treatment plant and about 3,500 feet of water line along W.Va. 7, between Reedsville and Masontown. The current 4-inch water line would be replaced ...
Newsroom@DominionPost.com Celebrate Water Day with environment-themed crafts and activities throughout the week led by Friends of Deckers Creek. Through collaboration with the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, Youth Environmental Program, ProjectWET and Planet ...
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MORGANTOWN – Another attempt to tighten up a Department of Environmental Protection water pollution rule dealing with human health criteria failed on the House floor Thursday, when delegates overwhelmingly rejected an amendment to the rule proposed by Delegate Evan Hansen, ...
WVU Today Heavy rains last week pummeled the region hard enough to overwhelm an acid mine drainage treatment plant’s plumbing system in Preston County, causing the discharge of untreated water into Muddy Creek, which feeds into the Cheat River. West Virginia University ...
Stream conditions for Muddy Creek and the Cheat River are returning to normal following a recent discharge of untreated water related to the former T&T Mine in Preston County, but Friends of the Cheat remains concerned of what the aftermath means for the ecosystem. “We had this ...