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Toxic fumes billowed over northeastern Ohio on Monday as authorities aimed to mitigate a potential explosion from derailed tanker cars carrying hazardous materials. 
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The NSW Sugar Milling Co-Operative has been fined $15,000 over a toxic discharge into the Richmond River from the Broadwater mill in September, 10 months after being cautioned for a similar incident at the company’s Harwood mill...
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While four western states are battling the aftermath of a toxic spill that painted rivers yellow, the criminal case about a chemical leak that made more than 100 people ill and left 300,000 without drinking water for weeks is coming to a close.
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Federal prosecutors have set up a website offering updates to victims about the criminal cases over last year's massive chemical spill in West Virginia. On
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Four owners and operators of Freedom Industries were indicted in the January leak that cut off drinking water to hundreds of thousands of residents.
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Police Officer Adam Clay Pallett chased a suspect into a ditch the officer says was tainted with chemicals. Later, both men complained of severe burns, the lawsuit said.
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Nearly four months after a coal-cleaning chemical mixture spilled into the Elk River and contaminated the water supply for 300,000 West Virginia residents, the Environmental Protection Agency will test the levels of the chemical in the air and set a safety limit for breathing the fumes.
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CHARLESTON, West Virginia - The Kanawha-Charleston Health Department plans to join the city of Charleston in suing over a Jan. 9 chemical spill that contaminated 300,000 West Virginians' water supply.
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0sharesBy Lt. Mike Lawrence, U.S. Coast Guard Sector Hampton Roads The 570-foot Singapore-flagged chemical & oil tanker Bow Mariner sank 15 years ago when the ship caught fire and sustained two explosions, resulting in the deaths of 21 out of 27 crewmembers, 45-miles off the coast of Virginia, Feb. 28, 2004. The vessel was transporting …
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About 165 gallons of an agricultural-use chemical leaked into a Roanoke-area creek over the weekend, resulting in fish kill estimated in the tens of thousands
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As the second anniversary nears of the January 9, 2014 chemical spill that left more than 300,000 Charleston area residents without water for more than a week...
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DuPont est devant la justice américaine ce lundi pour répondre de faits de pollution et d'émanations toxiques qui lui sont reprochés par des riverains de son usine de Parkersburg, en... | 14 septembre 2015
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A judge has ruled that federal prosecutors do not face conflicts of interest that warrant taking their office off of a chemical spill case.
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A now-bankrupt chemical company pleaded guilty Monday to three pollution charges related to last year's spill that contaminated a West Virginia river.
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One year ago today, 7,500 gallons of a chemical used in the coal industry leaked into the Elk River near Charleston and into the drinking water system for 300,000 people across nine counties. Bringing water source protection and chemical storage into national light, the event brought swift legislation and continues to shape the way West Virginians think about water.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – After largely dismissing the possibility of long-term health problems, federal officials will conduct more studies on chemicals that spilled into West Virginia’s largest drinking water supply in January.
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The Kanawha-Charleston Health Department released preliminary data following a community-wide survey of the impact of the chemical spill into the Elk River.
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Many chemical spill questions remain, first WVTAP reports say / The Charleston Gazette du 17.04.2014"CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Two new reports from an independent team confirmed Monday that people can smell extremely low concentrations of Crude MCHM and that significant data gaps exist that cloud ..."
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After a chemical spill in West Virginia’s Elk River left 300,000 residents without drinking water in January, cities across the country started reviewing their infrastructure and emergency preparedness plans.
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