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Key Bridge collapse could be largest-ever financial maritime loss - Vimarsana News

Key Bridge collapse could be largest-ever financial maritime loss

BALTIMORE — The deadly collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge could rival or beat the maritime industry’s largest-ever financial loss, with insurance claims expected to reach $1 billion or more. “It’s going to be a big claim, and the big number there is the potential cost to rebuild the

EPA Proposes to Designate Nine PFAS Compounds as Hazardous Constituents, Seeks Industry Input | Pillsbury - PFAS Observer - Vimarsana News

EPA Proposes to Designate Nine PFAS Compounds as Hazardous Constituents, Seeks Industry Input | Pillsbury - PFAS Observer

The clock is winding down on businesses interested in commenting on EPA’s proposal to designate nine per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) as hazardous constituents under the...

The legal connection between the collapse of Baltimore's Key Bridge and the sinking of the Titanic - Vimarsana News

The legal connection between the collapse of Baltimore's Key Bridge and the sinking of the Titanic

The companies that own and operate the ship that brought down Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge are asking a judge to limit their financial liability.

Source: wtop.com
Owner of Cargo Ship That Brought Down Baltimore Bridge Looks to Limit Its Liability - Vimarsana News

Owner of Cargo Ship That Brought Down Baltimore Bridge Looks to Limit Its Liability

The accident claimed six lives and closed the Port of Baltimore, one of the busiest ports in the United States.

Source: hngn.com
EPA gives update on Sporlan site - Vimarsana News

EPA gives update on Sporlan site

A representative from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says cleanup operations at a former Sporlan Valve manufacturing plant could take another 30 years to fully complete.