January 15, 2014
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300,000 West Virginia residents were left without water for six days after 7,500 gallons of a coal cleaning chemical known as "crude MCHM" spilled into the ELK River. The spill took place a mile and a half upstream from where parts of West Virginia gets its drinking water. For more on this we are joined by Meteorologist and Climate Change expert Mark Thompson.
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