EPA says fewer chemical releases in PNW
The J.R. Simplot potato processing facility at 14124 Wheeler Road in Moses Lake. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the facility released 74,570 pounds combined of ammonia and hydrogen sulfide in 2020 — the most recent year the federal agency has data for.
Charles H. Featherstone/Columbia Basin Herald
OLYMPIA — Fewer toxic chemicals were released into the environment in the Pacific Northwest over the last few years, according to an announcement by the Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday.
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