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A man injured in the December 2022 explosion at the C6-Zero plant in Marengo is suing the company.

A Tama County man suffered severe burns on one-third of his body in an explosion at the C6-Zero plant, where he worked as a contractor, according to a lawsuit.

An Iowa couple is suing C6 Zero, the company that operated a Marengo plant where an explosion last year injured 9 workers.

C6-Zero founder Howard Brand told Iowa officials his shingle recycling business had a "clean bill of health" in other states, but he was facing extradition to Texas on criminal charges.

Iowa regulators have slapped an emergency order on a Marengo company after a Dec. 8 explosion, calling the C6-Zero facility a “clear threat to public health and the environment” because

Iowa officials have ordered a company to clean up and stabilize its shingle recycling plant where an explosion and fire last week that injured around a dozen people and forced

The Marengo plant, which had about 30 employees, was still in a "pilot program phase" Dec. 8 when solvent in a tank exploded and started a fire in the building.

As firefighters responded to an explosion and fire at the C6-Zero plant in Marengo, Iowa, they didn't know the chemicals inside and the plant's sprinkler system didn't go off and appeared to not be working, according to Marengo Police Chief Ben Gray.

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