EPA watchdog investigating delays in how the agency used sensor plane after fiery Ohio derailment
- The EPA's Inspector General is investigating the delayed deployment of a specialized sensor plane following an Ohio train derailment last year.
- The Associated Press reported concerns raised by a whistleblower about delays in deploying the ASPECT plane, potentially impacting crucial information on chemical risks post-derailment.
- Despite its capabilities, the EPA defended the delayed deployment of the ASPECT plane from Texas, leading to a delayed response to the chemical disaster.
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