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Concerns emerge about where contaminated soil in Ohio train wreck it's going - Vimarsana News

Concerns emerge about where contaminated soil in Ohio train wreck it's going

The hazardous waste material already sent to Michigan and Texas is now being processed, EPA regional administrator Debra Shore said at a news conference Sunday.

Source: kcra.com
Concerns emerge about where contaminated soil in Ohio train wreck it's going - Vimarsana News

Concerns emerge about where contaminated soil in Ohio train wreck it's going

The hazardous waste material already sent to Michigan and Texas is now being processed, EPA regional administrator Debra Shore said at a news conference Sunday.

Source: 4029tv.com
Concerns emerge about where contaminated soil in Ohio train wreck it's going - Vimarsana News

Concerns emerge about where contaminated soil in Ohio train wreck it's going

The hazardous waste material already sent to Michigan and Texas is now being processed, EPA regional administrator Debra Shore said at a news conference Sunday.

Source: wmtw.com
Concerns emerge about where contaminated soil in Ohio train wreck it's going - Vimarsana News

Concerns emerge about where contaminated soil in Ohio train wreck it's going

The hazardous waste material already sent to Michigan and Texas is now being processed, EPA regional administrator Debra Shore said at a news conference Sunday.

Source: ksbw.com
Concerns emerge about where contaminated soil in Ohio train wreck it's going - Vimarsana News

Concerns emerge about where contaminated soil in Ohio train wreck it's going

The hazardous waste material already sent to Michigan and Texas is now being processed, EPA regional administrator Debra Shore said at a news conference Sunday.

Source: mynbc5.com