Posted on 09.24.19

Company blames contractor for Black Warrior River fish kill

Source: https://whnt.com, August 14, 2019
Tyson Foods is blaming temporary piping installed by a contractor for pollution that killed tens of thousands of fish in a north Alabama river.
An open letter posted by an arm of the agricultural company says about 220,000 gallons of partially treated wastewater was released from a River Valley Ingredients plant at Hanceville on June 6. Read more.

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