An NRA officer called at the company's Warrington works last October in response to public complaints that the river was covered in a brown scum, which was traced to a discharge from the site's surface water outfall.
Solvay Interox (formerly Interox Chemicals) had difficulty tracing the source of the contaminant, which was a mixture of oily solvents used in the manufacture of hydrogen peroxide. When the NRA called later the same day the d
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