Constellation Energy and BBSS Mining must pay the state $1 million and clean up contamination ofgroundwater in Gambrills before dumping any more fly ash.

“The state?s groundwater resources are a critical component of our drinking water supply. It is imperative that laws protecting groundwater are fully enforced,” said Maryland Department of Environment Secretary Shari T. Wilson in a written statement.

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