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EPA Updates Community on Chemical Removal at St. Croix Refinery

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EPA officials told the community during a Zoom meeting Wednesday that most of the potentially harmful chemicals found at the former Limetree Bay refinery, discovered after a fire in August 2022, have been removed and the remaining should be off the island by the end of July.

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