Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited East Palestine, Ohio, on Thursday to tour the site where a train wrecked nearly three weeks ago.
Officials seeking to avoid an uncontrolled blast intentionally released and burned toxic vinyl chloride from five rail cars, sending flames and black smoke high into the sky. That left people questioning the potential health effects even as authorities maintained they were doing their best to protect people.
"Our original plan would have effectively and safely remediated the soil under our tracks. As I listened to community members over the past two weeks, they shared with me their concerns about that approach. I appreciate the direct feedback, and I am addressing it," Norfolk Southern President and CEO Alan H. Shaw said in a written statement.
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Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg tours East Palestine derailment site amid NTSB probeButtigieg's visit coincides with the release of a preliminary report of the National Transportation Safety Board's investigation into the derailment
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Ohio toxic train derailment: EPA vows to support East Palestine as rail company handles cleanup'In no way, shape or form, will Norfolk Southern get off the hook for the mess that they created,' EPA Administrator Michael Regan said
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Ohio toxic train derailment: EPA vows to support East Palestine as rail company handles cleanup'In no way, shape or form, will Norfolk Southern get off the hook for the mess that they created,' EPA Administrator Michael Regan said
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Ohio toxic train derailment: EPA vows to support East Palestine as rail company handles cleanup'In no way, shape or form, will Norfolk Southern get off the hook for the mess that they created,' EPA Administrator Michael Regan said
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