Baltimore denies company's request to discharge treated water from East Palestine into city sewer system – Baltimore Sun

Baltimore officials said Monday they don’t intend to stop contaminated wastewater from the Norfolk Southern train derailment in Ohio from coming to a private treatment company in the city, but they will deny that company the right to discharge the treated wastewater into the city’s sewer system.

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