More chemicals found at site of Ohio train derailment

Ohio train derailment leaves ‘toxic soup’ of multiple chemicals

More hazardous substances have been released than first reported, adding to the distrust and fear of residents in East Palestine.

Health concerns grow in East Palestine, Ohio, after train derailment

Air monitoring continues in East Palestine after the crews released a number of toxic chemicals in what officials called a "controlled explosion" last week.

EPA Tests Air, Water for Chemicals After Ohio Train Derailment

The EPA so far hasn’t detected significant air contamination in the eastern Ohio community evacuated last week following a Norfolk Southern train derailment and explosion that produced a chemical plume, the agency said Tuesday.

Drink bottled water, officials tell Ohio town hit by toxic train crash

The derailment of a train carrying toxic chemicals released more hazardous substances than first reported, adding to the distrust and fear of residents in East Palestine, Ohio.

Ohio Governor and EPA Provide Update on Train Derailment in East Palestine - The Ohio Star

Gov. Mike DeWine of Ohio held a press conference on Tuesday to provide an update on the train that derailed near East Palestine, Ohio, along the Ohio Pennsylvania border on Feb. 3, and the controlled burn that has turned into a Hazmat situation. The decision to do this controlled explosion he said was basically made between bad options that they had. They believed that one of these cars was going to explode. Addressing the environmental concerns…

Could toxic fumes from Ohio train derailment affect CT?

Officials say it's unlikely that cancer-causing chemicals from a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, would affect air in Connecticut.