Twin Cities Plant Completes Testing On New Pollution Control Equipment
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- A Twin Cities plant that released a toxic chemical into the air for years has completed testing of its new pollution control equipment.
A third party tested Water Gremlin's equipment on Tuesday to measure its effectiveness. We told you last week the company in White Bear Township missed its deadline as outlined in a stipulation agreement with the state.
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After being given two extensions, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency said it would fine the company $500 a day until the testing was done. That total fine will be $5,500.
The results will be sent to the MPCA and should be available next week. Then, next steps will be determined.
Click here for Water Gremlin's full message regarding the test.
