News Briefs: Workers Resign from Florida Plant, Citing Health Concerns

In this week's water and wastewater news, four wastewater treatment plant workers in Apopka, Florida resigned saying they had health and safety concerns; attorneys are gathering evidence for a class-action lawsuit against flushable wipes manufacturers; a Pennsylvania city plans to replace its water lines after finding elevated levels of lead; and thieves on Long Island are posing as water employees to gain access to homes.
News Briefs: Workers Resign from Florida Plant, Citing Health Concerns

Four workers resigned from a wastewater treatment plant in Apopka, Florida, saying they had concerns about their health and safety.

Chief operator Glen Brooks also publicly brought up some issues surrounding plant conditions, but was fired three months later following...

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