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East Liverpool's S.H. Bell nears end of 17-year air pollution decree

WFMJ.com · last updated

The original agreement, made in 2008, was created because the U.S. government claimed S.H. Bell was violating the Clean Air Act. They said the company wasn’t following rules about air pollution from its facility, which operates as a storage, transfer, and warehousing facility that processes, crushes, screens, and packages metal, mineral, and industrial materials.

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