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WOONSOCKET (AP) -- Two companies that dumped excessive amounts of chemicals into the Blackstone River in 2005 will split a $95,000 fine. The state Department of Environmental Management fined the private companies, Veolia Water North America and Synagro, which run the city-owned sludge incinerator and adjacent wastewater treatment plant. Some of the pollution violations occurred in October 2005, when a the plant was flooded by more rainwater than it could handle. Yet other problems came with glitches in the handling of new technology. -- The Associated Press with information from The Woonsocket Call. |
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