EPA not acting on plans with key water quality implications | Energy and Environment

The United States Environmental Protection Agency hasn't made final decisions on key documents in its review that could address longstanding water quality concerns. Those include West Virginia's list of impaired waters and a Chemours plan to address PFAS discharges at its Washington Works facility in Wood County.

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