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approved the federal Clean Air Act. Chemical manufacturers favor switching to a method that calculates pollution based on the "harmonicmean," or the average daily flow for a river or stream. "This is a bill everyone is talking about... Published: Sunday, March 14, 1993 Words: 817
John Ranson was among the biggest supporters of the change. Ranson promised that if the change was made it would lure a pulp and paper mill with 1,000 jobs to Mason County. Opponents - including labor and environmental groups - believe... Published: Tuesday, September 21, 1993 Words: 343
for rivers - such as the Ohio and Kanawha - where water level fluctuates widely. A study paid for by the trade unions found that harmonicmean would increase by seven times the amount of cancer-causing chemicals dumped into the Ohio... Published: Sunday, March 07, 1993 Words: 816
mill that promised 1,000 jobs for Mason County. Currently, West Virginia calculates water rates based on the amount of water flowing into a river during the seven lowest flow days over the last 10 years. Caperton had backed a change... Published: Wednesday, August 25, 1993 Words: 337
is an important one for every West Virginian," Caperton said in the release. "The health and safety of West Virginians, and the impact of these rules on jobs and the environment, are issues that I, the Legislature, and interested constituent... Published: Friday, April 02, 1993 Words: 457
The Alabama company that in 1991 proposed a $1 billion pulp and paper mill for Mason County said Friday it is still interested in building its mill in West Virginia. "Yes, we continue to maintain an interest," said Alabama River Pulp... Published: Sunday, January 17, 1993 Words: 551
The company hoping to build a $1 billion pulp and paper mill near Apple Grove in Mason County asked the state Water Resources Division this week for permission to build a 26-acre industrial landfill at the site. Apple Grove Pulp &... Published: Saturday, January 30, 1993 Words: 521
the amount of pollutants that a company can legally discharge into rivers and streams. This would allow not only the proposed pulpmill, but every industry in the state to increase discharge of cancer-causing chemicals as much as 640... Published: Tuesday, March 30, 1993 Words: 158
to calculating pollution based on the "harmonicmean," or the average daily flow for a river or stream. Supporters say the harmonicmean is more accurate and is used by other states. Opponents believe that, because pollution rates would... Published: Friday, March 26, 1993 Words: 490
legislation to increase the state gasoline tax and the minimum severance tax on coal Ranson told the committee he supports harmonicmean flow standard for calculating the amount of dioxin and other chemical wastes that can be dumped... Published: Friday, March 05, 1993 Words: 514
