West Virginia is investing in infrastructure to attract new industry while highlighting state-wide safe water provision problems.
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Updated Aug 11
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West Virginia is investing in infrastructure to attract new industry while highlighting state-wide safe water provision problems.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Water service was extended to 30 households in Putnam County, WV.Sub-event
- West Virginia assigned a D+ grade to its drinking water infrastructure.Sub-event
WV highlights state-wide water issues and invests in infrastructure to attract new industry.1 source
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West Virginia
state of the United States of America
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- The State of West Virginia, Marshall University, and West Virginia University announced a partnership to develop a new water strategy for the state.
- Patrick Morrisey announced state funding for infrastructure improvements in Wheeling and West Liberty, West Virginia.
- Governor Patrick Morrisey began a tour in Huntington to address water infrastructure challenges in West Virginia.
- A data center project has been announced in Mason County, involving a $12 billion investment in state infrastructure, unveiled during a state business summit.
- Natural resources and energy potential in West Virginia are attracting new businesses.