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The Columbian
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While one workplace safety expert has described the early results of a federal investigation into the Longview chemical spill as “disappointing and upsetting,” Nippon Dynawave Packaging officials are relaying their own frustration about the update.

The Columbian
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Most of the workers killed or injured in the May 26 chemical spill at Longview’s Nippon Dynawave Packaging Co. paper mill were in morning meetings in two nearby maintenance shops, the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board reported Friday.

The Columbian
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State labor and environmental officials slapped dozens of violations onto Nippon Dynawave this week, the first regulatory action imposed on the Longview mill since a massive chemical tank ruptured in late May, killing 11.

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Ecology cited 35 environmental violations by Nippon Dynawave after a tank collapse, which killed 11 workers and released 900,000 gallons of white liquor.

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