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Texas and Michigan officials say they didn’t know water, soil from Ohio train wreck would be transported into their jurisdictions

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Officials in Texas and Michigan are complaining they didn’t receive any warning that contaminated water and soil from the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, would be shipped into their jurisdictions for disposal.

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Texas and Michigan officials say they didn't know water, soil from Ohio train wreck would be transported into their jurisdictions

The federal Environmental Protection Agency has ordered Norfolk Southern to stop its shipments of hazardous waste from the site of the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, so that it can review the company's plans for disposal.

1 year ago·Atlanta, United States

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Texas and Michigan officials say they didn't know water, soil from Ohio train wreck would be transported into their jurisdictions

By Nicki Brown, Sara Smart and Ralph Ellis, CNN Officials in Texas and Michigan are complaining they didn’t receive any warning that contaminated water and soil from the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, would be shipped into their jurisdictions for disposal. About 2 million gallons of firefighting water from the train derailment site are expected to be disposed in Harris County, Texas, with about half a million gallons already there, ac…

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Officials halt toxic waste coming from Ohio to Wayne County following train derailment

State officials believe some of the waste may have already been delivered.

1 year ago

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Texas and Michigan officials say they didn't know water, soil from Ohio train wreck would be transported into their jurisdictions

Originally Published: 25 FEB 23 00:08 ETBy Nicki Brown, Sara Smart and Ralph Ellis, CNN (CNN) -- Officials in Texas and Michigan are complaining they didn't receive any warning that contaminated water and soil from the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, would be shipped into their jurisdictions for disposal.About 2 million gallons of firefighting water

1 year ago·Panama City, United States

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Michigan, Texas officials complain they weren’t warned of contaminated soil, water shipments from Ohio train wreck

Michigan and Texas officials are complaining that they were not told in advance about the shipment of contaminated soil and water from East Palestine, Ohio — where a train derailment earlier this month has caused a public health and environmental crisis — to their states. Officials said they had not heard about the plan until after…

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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Soil, water from Ohio train wreck taken to Michigan, Texas jurisdictions without warning: officials

Texas and Michigan officials say contaminated water and soil from the East Palestine, Ohio derailment was put in their jurisdictions without warning.

1 year ago·Philadelphia, United States

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Texas and Michigan officials say they didn’t know water, soil from Ohio train wreck would be transported into their jurisdictions

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Texas and Michigan officials say they didn't know water, soil from Ohio train wreck would be transported into their jurisdictions

Texas and Michigan officials say they didn't know water, soil from Ohio train wreck would be transported into their jurisdictions

Texas and Michigan officials say they didn't know water, soil from Ohio train wreck would be transported into their jurisdictions

Texas and Michigan officials say they didn't know water, soil from Ohio train wreck would be transported into their jurisdictions

Officials halt toxic waste coming from Ohio to Wayne County following train derailment

Officials halt toxic waste coming from Ohio to Wayne County following train derailment

Texas and Michigan officials say they didn't know water, soil from Ohio train wreck would be transported into their jurisdictions

Texas and Michigan officials say they didn't know water, soil from Ohio train wreck would be transported into their jurisdictions

Michigan, Texas officials complain they weren’t warned of contaminated soil, water shipments from Ohio train wreck

Michigan, Texas officials complain they weren’t warned of contaminated soil, water shipments from Ohio train wreck

Soil, water from Ohio train wreck taken to Michigan, Texas jurisdictions without warning: officials

Soil, water from Ohio train wreck taken to Michigan, Texas jurisdictions without warning: officials

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