Federal study finds no new health risks from 2014 West Virginia spill
Federal scientists released the final update of the 2014 Elk River chemical spill study. The National Toxicology Program found most spilled chemicals showed no effects at studied doses. It noted potential inhalation risks were not assessed and skin irritation appeared only at very high exposures.
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Elkhorn Inn draws railfans and trout lovers to West Virginia
The Elkhorn Inn in Landgraff draws visitors with proximity to railroad lines and Elkhorn Creek, famed for brown and rainbow trout. Guests praise hosts Dan and Ellise Clark, whose hospitality and home cooking attract repeat arrivals. The creek’s unique fish spawning history stems from a 1970s hatchery tanker incident. Goldstein Clark and her husband brought new life to the former Empire Coal & Coke clubhouse after FEMA flood recovery work in 2001, turning it into a bed and breakfast that blends trains, trails, and gourmet meals.
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