Concerns persist over Institute site emitting air toxics | Energy and Environment

Resident concerns linger over West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection consideration of an air quality permit renewal application for an Institute chemical manufacturer. If approved, Specialty Products would keep emitting ethylene oxide, a carcinogen whose emissions have driven up the area's cancer risk.

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