Anne Arundel: state should pay for fly ash probe

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Anne Arundel lawmakers grilled the state?s top environmental official, who said her agency would not repay the county for collecting vital data in the Gambrills coal fly ash case.

“We have a system in place [of not reimbursing local governments], and it is working well … and changing that system could be disruptive,” Shari Wilson, secretary of the Maryland Department of the Environment, told the county?s delegation recently.

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