| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The seafood company would pay for problems with ammonia discharge and turbidity, while the harbor would pay for such violations as submitting reports late or discharging water at the wrong time.Under that plan, the plant would remain open, Young said.With a large fishing industry that supplies much of the state with crabs, Tom Dunbar, a senior water resources control engineer with the regional wat
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