BY FROMA HARROP After decades of suffering environmental torture at the hands of polluting industries, West Virginians might regard a chemical spill that poisoned the drinking water of 300,000 residents – and is still scaring folks after the dangers have presumably passed – as a last straw. But there never seems to be a last straw for them. Though some state legislators have called for reforming the state’s famously lax regulations, the general response has […]
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