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On May 24, two CSX locomotives collided, resulting in a diesel fuel spill in a rail yard next to Curtis Bay in Baltimore, polluting the air for the residents.
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The Baltimore City Fire Department responded to a chemical leak at a W.R. Grace and Company facility in Hawkins Point shortly after 6:30 a.m. Friday.
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The Baltimore City Fire Department responded to a chemical leak at a W.R. Grace and Company facility in Hawkins Point shortly after 6:30 a.m. Friday.
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Contaminated wastewater from the fiery East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment could be coming to Baltimore for treatment after all, but it wouldn’t be be released into the city sewer system. Instead, the treatment company would be sent back to Ohio under the latest plan proposed by the Norfolk Southern railroad.
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