Ohio’s two senators on Thursday ripped into Norfolk Southern for the train derailment last month that spilled thousands of gallons of toxic chemicals in East Palestine, accusing the railroad …
that spilled thousands of gallons of toxic chemicals in the village of East Palestine — accusing the railroad of putting profits over people and demanding the company institute safety reforms.
Sen. J D Vance criticized Norfolk Southern for blocking safety enhancements during a Senate hearing Thursday on Capitol Hill.Brown’s Republican colleague, JD Vance, also attacked Norfolk Southern and the railroad industry, accusing it of lobbying lawmakers against safety enhancements for three decades.
Sen. Sherrod Brown accused Norfolk Southern of putting profits ahead of people and safety during a Senate hearing Thursday on the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, last month.Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw testified at a Senate hearing on Thursday after the train derailment last month in East Palestine, Ohio.Vance and Brown, along with Pennsylvania Democratic Sens.
“I want to begin today by expressing how deeply sorry I am for the impact this derailment had on the residents of East Palestine and the surrounding communities,” he said. “I am determined to make this right. Norfolk Southern will clean the site safely, thoroughly and with urgency. You have my personal commitment. Norfolk Southern will get the job done and help East Palestine thrive.”
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Norfolk Southern to create training center for first responders in wake of disasterous East Palestine derailmentThe training center is a 'direct result of my conversations with Gov. DeWine and other leaders, all to better support our first responders and their communities,” Norfolk Southern President and CEO Alan Shaw said in the company’s written announcement.
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Opinion | Norfolk Southern CEO: We’re committed to helping East Palestine recoverOpinion by Alan Shaw: Many of the people I’ve met are angry, scared and concerned about the future. I understand their skepticism that a big corporation such as Norfolk Southern will do the right thing, and we are determined to earn their trust.
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Norfolk Southern CEO to tell Congress he is ‘deeply sorry’ for East Palestine derailmentNorfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw will tell lawmakers Thursday that he is “deeply sorry” for a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, and that he is “determined to make it right,” according to written Senate testimony obtained by NBC News.
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Feds looking into Norfolk Southern's handling of additional reported concern weeks after East PalestineFederal regulators are looking into Norfolk Southern's handling of an additional reported hazmat concern, just weeks after the derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.
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Feds looking into Norfolk Southern's handling of additional reported hazmat concern weeks after East PalestineNEW YORK — Federal regulators are looking into a previously unreported incident involving Norfolk Southern potentially mishandling a conductor's concern on a train carrying hazardous material just weeks after a similar defect precipitated the derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.
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