From our partners at WV Rivers Coalition

Important Public Meeting on Environmental Health in Fairmont! 

The Fairmont Brine Processing Facility has been found to have radiation levels up to 30 times higher than normal background levels, posing serious health risks to our community. Despite ceasing operations in 2018, the contamination still threatens public safety. 

Learn about the history of the facility here.

Join WV Rivers in Fairmont for a conversation with EPA officials about how we can protect our communities from radioactive fracking waste.

• What: EPA Public Meeting on Fairmont Brine Facility
• When: Thursday, November 14, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
• Where: 416 Adams St, Fairmont, WV

Learn about:

• Radiation risks and health impacts
• EPA’s cleanup and safety plan
• How to protect the Monongahela River and our communities

Your voice matters! Don’t miss the chance to get informed and advocate for a safer, cleaner future. 

We hope to see you there and help spread the word!