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News Briefs: Chrysler Worker Dies at Wastewater Treatment Plant

In this week's water and wastewater news, an operator dies at a Detroit plant, a Washington biosolids court case ends and Des Moines Water fights high nitrate levels.
  • By Jennifer West
  • May 06, 2015

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News Briefs: Chrysler Worker Dies at Wastewater Treatment Plant

An employee at an FCA US plant in Detroit died this week while preforming maintenance operations at the facility’s onsite wastewater treatment plant. Donald Megge, 53, was caught in a filter press Tuesday, May 5, during the day’s first shift.

He was “caught in a machine press...

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