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Environmental issues continue to be of paramount importance in many commercial lease settings, and the trucking industry is no exception. Trucking

ArcelorMittal Dofasco's general manager of the environment says the company has learned from the 'failure' that sent a red plume of iron oxide into the air in October.

The complaints from the community about environmental issues began in the construction stage when the project workers ran trucks and built roadways and foundations at late hours. Then, when the testing phase began prior to the final Commercial Operation Date for the project, there were citizen complaints about noise and vibration. Wind Concerns Ontario filed a request under Freedom of Information legislation for government documents created in the first six months of 2021, to review what the complaints said, and what action was taken. WCO's report can be downloaded from ...

A malfunction at the ArcelorMittal Dofasco plant in Hamilton resulted in a 14-minute release of an orange plume, primarily comprised of iron

Suncor said in a post Tuesday to Sarnia-Lambton Alerts that its refinery in Sarnia is “experiencing periods of increased flaring.”