A WaterFest Helps West Virginia American Water Heal Wounds After A Contamination Incident

A WaterFest helps West Virginia American Water heal wounds after a leak from a chemical company contaminated Charleston’s water supply.
A WaterFest Helps West Virginia American Water Heal Wounds After A Contamination Incident
West Virginia American Water employees Richard Bishop, left, and Mike Staley help children repair a “leaky” pipe during WaterFest.

While dealing with the fallout from a large chemical leak near its source water intake, West Virginia American Water decided the best response was transparency.

That’s why last August, for the first time since 1986, the company opened its Kanawha Valley Water Treatment Plant in...

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