The president gave roughly 100 chemical plants, ore processors and other facilities two more years to comply with recently ...

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Among the exempted operations were taconite iron ore plants in Minnesota owned by the United States Steel Corp. and six ...

A White House statement indicated the following six Cliffs facilities are exempted: United Taconite, Northshore Mining, ...

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Aviation has acknowledged many individuals who have marked the passage of time and technology to get aviation to where it is ...

The yellow gas seen by Franklinton residents the afternoon of July 14 has been identified by the Ohio EPA.

A second public hearing held on Licking Regional Water District's permit for a proposed wastewater treatment plant turned contentious at times.

Columbus fire issued a shelter-in-place order July 14 around GFS Chemicals in Franklinton following a release of a toxic yellow gas cloud on June 14.

The July 14 chemical leak at GFS Chemicals that resulted in a shelter-in-place order for people in Franklinton involved hydrogen bromide, the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency told The Dispatch.