Police confirm green food dye accidentally leaked into Pa. creek amid concerns of chemicals
Police confirm the green substance in a Pennsylvania creek was caused by food dye, putting to rest concerns about potentially harmful chemicals.
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Police confirm the green substance in a Pennsylvania creek was caused by food dye, putting to rest concerns about potentially harmful chemicals.
Police confirm the green substance in a Pennsylvania creek was caused by food dye, putting to rest concerns about potentially harmful chemicals.
Police confirm the green substance in a Pennsylvania creek was caused by food dye, putting to rest concerns about potentially harmful chemicals.
Police confirm the green substance in a Pennsylvania creek was caused by food dye, putting to rest concerns about potentially harmful chemicals.
. HARRISBURG â In 2018, the superintendent of a Chester County school district wrote to Gov. Tom Wolf, beseeching him to conduct a risk analysis of a pipeline system called Mariner East, running volatile, natural gas liquids roughly 500 feet from some of her schools. The district, she said, did not know how to safely evacuate its 3,400 students should an accident occur. This month, almost three years later to the date, a judge in a case brought by residents of Chester and Delaware Counties found Sunoco, which operates the pipeline system, had failed to properly disclose all of the risks ...