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Ennis Samuel Hastings Jr. - Vimarsana News

Ennis Samuel Hastings Jr.

Ennis Samuel Hastings Jr., 77, of Gettysburg, passed away on March 25, 2021, at Gettysburg Hospital. Born on April 27, 1943, in Ocean City, Md., he was the son of the late Ennis Samuel Hastings and the late Myrtle Marie Hastings. He is survived by a sister, Lillian (Sue) and her husband Bob Applegate; a nephew, James Robert and his wife Hunh Applegate; and a niece, Suzanne and her husband Michael Wawrzyniak. Sam was always fun to be around and he always made people smile and laugh. Sam was always available to help his friends and neighbors whether it was taking them to a store or an appointme...

Fire at Oil and Gas Waste Site Raises Safety Concerns Around Possible Radioactive Accidents - Vimarsana News

Fire at Oil and Gas Waste Site Raises Safety Concerns Around Possible Radioactive Accidents

DeSmog Feb 18, 2021 @ 13:09 On the evening of February 1, a fire erupted at a West Virginia facility that processes radioactive oilfield waste generated from nearby fracking operations, injuring two workers. A video of the fire captured by local news station WTRF shows a raging nighttime inferno billowing out of the collapsed building. Initial news reports described the facility — located in Dallas Pike, 50 miles southwest of Pittsburgh — as a truck stop cleaning station. However, the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP) confirmed to DeSmog that the facility, whic...

Fire at Oil and Gas Waste Site Raises Safety Concerns Around Possible Radioactive Accidents - Vimarsana News

Fire at Oil and Gas Waste Site Raises Safety Concerns Around Possible Radioactive Accidents

as a result of the February 1 fire, Vargo said : “Not necessarily, because there was no release to the atmosphere, because it was an explosion.” He added, “we did check the area and there was no sign of radioactivity or any other contaminants.” West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources (DHHR) spokesperson Allison Adler said, “Communication was received from the WVDEP that Bob Applegate of the Petta facility did a walk around of the facility with a radiation survey meter and noted that the area around the building did not receive any readings higher then background leve...