Ohio Train Derailment, Clean-Up Resulted in High Levels of Some Gases
Nine of the 50 gases, including acrolein, are above the normal baseline, posing a health risk
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Nine of the 50 gases, including acrolein, are above the normal baseline, posing a health risk
Better, more thorough testing needed at disaster sites, paper argues.
High levels of acrolein, a chemical irritant, were detected in the air in East Palestine, Ohio, several weeks after a train carrying hazardous chemical derailed, a study published on Wednesday in the Environmental Science and Technology
Health officials across the U.S. Northeast warned residents earlier this week to take precautions after wildfire smoke traveling south from Canada unleashed unhealthy air quality levels that pose a risk
Wildfire smoke holds a dangerous mixture of carbon monoxide and airborne particles.