New Film 'Dark Waters' Shines Light on Chemical Pollution History in Ohio River Valley

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By DeSmogBlogDec 17, 2019, 12:49 pm293 pts
By Sharon Kelly Dark Waters, the new film starring Mark Ruffalo as attorney Rob Bilott, is set in the Ohio River Valley city of Parkersburg, West Virginia — a place about 150 miles downstream from where Shell is currently building a sprawling plastics manufacturing plant, known as an "ethane cracker," in…

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