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Posts Tagged ‘Keystone West Virginia’

DEP report concludes KD 1 Surface Mine is cause of acid mine drainage near Marmet

By Dan Radmacher | September 10, 2025 | 0
Polluted, acidic water leaving KD #1 Surface Mine on Lens Creek near Marmet, W. Va. Photo courtesy of Kanawha Forest Coalition.

The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection has concluded that a surface mine near Kanawha State Forest is polluting a tributary to Lens Creek outside of Marmet with acid mine drainage and high levels of manganese, aluminum, conductivity and sulfates.

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DEP expected to allow Florida-based coal company to walk away from water pollution at Marmet

By Dan Radmacher | February 17, 2025 | 0
Polluted, acidic water leaving KD #1 Surface Mine on Lens Creek near Marmet, W. Va. Photo courtesy of Kanawha Forest Coalition.

The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection appears poised to release Keystone West Virginia, LLC, a Florida-based coal company, from its obligation to treat ongoing acid mine drainage originating at the KD #1 Surface Mine. A public comment period on the pending decision concluded on Saturday.

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