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Demolition Work Begins on Charred Warehouse After NJ Fire
Demolition work has begun on the charred remains of a warehouse that was the scene of a massive fire in New Jersey that crews managed to keep away from a nearby chemical plant over the weekend. Hundreds of firefighters from around the region worked in freezing temperatures Friday night into Saturday battling the blaze at Majestic Industries and the Qualco…
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NJ Firefighters Battle Chemical Plant Fire Through the Night
By Saturday morning, residents living near the chemical plant were no longer being asked to stay indoors, the mayor announced. NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.
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1 Dead, 3 Others Hurt in West Virginia Chemical Facility Explosion
A West Virginia chemical facility erupted into flames after an explosion Tuesday night, killing one person and leading to a 2-mile shelter in place order for area residents before the fire was under control and the order was lifted, officials said.
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Fire Continues at Texas Plant; 50,000 Under Evacuation Order
More than 50,000 people in East Texas remained under a mandatory evacuation order Thursday as a fire continued to burn at a chemical plant, one day after two massive explosions there.
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2nd Texas Chemical Fire in About 2 Weeks Kills Worker
A tank holding a flammable chemical caught fire at a Texas plant Tuesday, killing one worker, critically injuring two others and sending panicked employees fleeing over a fence to safety.
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Potentially ‘Catastrophic' Chemical Leak Shuts Down Delaware Memorial Bridge Amid Thanksgiving Travel Rush
A leak of a flammable chemical from a plant next to the Delaware Memorial Bridge forced a shut down of the dual-span suspension bridge on Sunday creating a traffic nightmare during the travel rush home from the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Human Remains Found at Texas Chemical Plant Explosion Site
Human remains have been found in the wreckage of a North Texas chemical plant nearly a week after a worker went missing following an explosion and fire.
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Firefighters Let Blaze at Pennsylvania Chemical Plant Burn Out
Officials say smoke from a fire at a Pennsylvania fertilizer plant is not considered toxic, but that they’re continuing to monitor air quality.