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  1. The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality operates under state law.
  2. Northrop Grumman requested a state operating permit from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality.

Northrop Grumman is seeking state operating permits from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, following negotiations with local leaders in Waynesboro.

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Northrop Grumman is seeking state operating permits from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, following negotiations with local leaders in Waynesboro.

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WaynesboroVirginia

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  1. Local residents in Waynesboro are opposing the pollution permit sought by the Northrop Grumman facility.1 source
  2. The state of Virginia is overseeing a local permitting process in Waynesboro, involving the state government and local officials.Sub-event
  3. Northrop Grumman plans advanced manufacturing center in Waynesboro, VA, seeking permits.1 source
  4. Northrop Grumman seeks to increase chemical emissions at its plant in Waynesboro, Virginia.1 source
  5. Local leaders in Waynesboro negotiated a company deal involving tax breaks and required state operating permits for Northrop Grumman.1 source

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