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Baltimore won t treat wastewater from Ohio train derailment

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Baltimore won't treat wastewater from Ohio train derailment

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Maryland fends off plan to have wastewater from Ohio train derailment treated at Baltimore facility

The plan was to have 675,000 gallons of contaminated wastewater rolling from East Palestine, Ohio, to Maryland by Thursday.

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Long: We Don t Need Ohio s Toxic Water at Back River

I was very upset to hear that the toxic water from the Ohio Train Derailment was going to be treated at the Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant (WTTP). This news

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Toxic wastewater from East Palestine train derailment to be dumped in Baltimore

The remediation plan for the Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, now includes sending all the contaminated wastewater from the site several states away to Baltimore, Md. We [.]

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Lawmakers try to stop train derailment waste s arrival to Md

City officials may have found a way to stop the discharge of toxic waste from the Ohio train derailment into Baltimore's system.

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