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Graniteville, South Carolina: Jan. 5, 2005
Sixty tons of chlorine gas escapes train wreck, killing 9.
Sixty tons of chlorine gas escapes train wreck, killing 9.
Responders discover leaking rail car at chemical plant.
PFAS contamination suspected at the disposal site.
PG&E will pay $4 million fine in addition to previous $25 million in settlements
Five people injured at a security products factory
To determine if the benefits of using HF outweigh the risks, you need to understand how and why it was utilized in the first place.
Rupture of a 96-inch main providing water to 50% of the city forced closure of the courthouse until Monday.
Possible exposure to unknown chemicals prompted fire officials to order a second alarm.
IRECA's rope rescue competition in Houston helped this operator learn to do more with less.
Nearly 50 people were sickened by the carbon dioxide release on Saturday.
The ground gave way beneath the outriggers of the mobile crane.
Responders use the plant's own mobile crane to transfer the patient to the ground.
Railroads have been operating under 30-day speed restrictions in the wake of Feb. 6 accident in Saskatchewan.
A deluge-type fire suppression system had been accidentally activated.
Almost 700 gallons of butyl acrylate was spilled near the Cumberland River.
