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Nightaire℠ With David Roden
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Agustin Millares Torres: Variations for clarinet & orchestra (Bela Bartok Orchestra)
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John Bull: The King's Hunting Jig (Philip Jones Brass Ensemble)
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Environment Wednesday, January 2, 2013 EPA says it was an accident State agency issues report on August contamination by WKSU's TIM RUDELL |
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In The Region: The Ohio EPA says Dover Chemical Corporation was responsible for a fish kill this summer in northern Tuscarawas County. WKSU’s Tim Rudell has more |
Chlorine was the culprit. A just-released Ohio EPA report says a solution containing bleach washed into Sugar Creek August 13. It was in water pumped through cooling pipes in the Dover plant and came from ground water sources contaminated by past disposals. Four to five thousand fish were killed by the elevated “pH”--or higher alkalinity of the water. The EPA’s Kristopher Weiss says the agency concluded the incident was unintentional…so there will no indictments or fines…but…“As a result of our investigation we have asked Dover Chemical to take a couple of steps; including installing pH meters. And we’ve also asked them to install an alarm system so that employees at the facility will be notified when pH levels are outside of normal readings.”
In May, a gas plume from the plant closed nearby Interstate 77 for four hours. No injuries were reported. I’m Tim Rudell, 89-7 WKSU. |
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