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A road lined with green trees is wet with oil and gas wastewater

Former DEP secretary wants spreading conventional oil and gas wastewater on roads to remain illegal

Kara Holsopple·June 7, 2024
State regulators haven't issued a permit for conventional oil and gas well owners to dump wastewater on roads for years, but it still happens.
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