Texas A&M, Carnegie Mellon Researchers Confirm EPA's Finding On Air Quality In East Palestine
Researchers testing air pollution from the Ohio train derailment identified future needs for continued sampling.
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Researchers testing air pollution from the Ohio train derailment identified future needs for continued sampling.
A mobile lab monitoring for air pollution at the site of the Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, found one potential chemical of concern at higher levels than
Carnegie Mellon University scientists monitoring the air near the East Palestine, Ohio, derailment site found levels of pollution from most chemicals measured to be of low or minimal risk, but at least one pollutant was detected at levels of “potential concern.” Researchers from Carnegie Mellon and Texas A&M University teamed
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon and Texas A&M say they detected high levels of one hazardous air pollutant in the town of East Palestine, weeks after a train derailment and chemical fire.
Considered a hazardous material, Acrolein can affect cardiovascular and respiratory systems as well as eyes, and blood forming functions.