Prince William County will not appeal a plan to treat and release once toxic water into the Potomac River.
The county government and energy giant late Tuesday released the details of a settlement between the two organizations. Prince William officials in December chided Dominion for what it they claimed was a lack of transparency for plans to release water coal ash ponds into the Quantico Creek and Potomac River, that are currently stored at the Possum Point Power Station.
Stated a Dominion press release:
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