Published 09/12/2024 1:00:17 p.m.

Five years after a fiery explosion at an East Bay fuel facility shut down I-80, officials provide plan to avoid future disasters

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The county on Tuesday amended its Industrial Safety Ordinance to mandate best practices for preventing accidental releases at NuStar and 15 other regional energy storage facilities.

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Five years after a fiery explosion at an East Bay fuel facility shut down I-80, officials provide plan to avoid future disasters

The county on Tuesday amended its Industrial Safety Ordinance to mandate best practices for preventing accidental releases at NuStar and 15 other regional energy storage facilities.

09/12/2024 1:00:17 p.m.·Walnut Creek, United States

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