Toxic chemical leak in Ohio prompts school closures, evacuations
A dangerous chemical leak in Ohio has prompted school closures and evacuation orders in Whitewater Township, west of Cincinnati. Officials say a railcar's pressure release valve is leaking styrene, a toxic and flammable chemical used to make plastic and rubber.
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The leak has stopped and so far no injuries or illnesses have been reported but there are still concerns about a possible ...
Evacuation and shelter-in-place orders are in place after a styrene leak at a Cleves railyard Tuesday afternoon. ...
Students in school buildings and residents in hundreds of neighboring homes in a Cincinnati suburb were told to evacuate ...
A Train car in Hamilton County, Ohio had an open valve that leaked styrene and forced an emergency evacuation for anyone ...
Styrene, a toxic and flammable chemical that is used to make plastic and rubber, began leaking Tuesday afternoon from a ...
While the leak has stopped, it is not safe yet for residents to return. A styrene leak from a railcar in Ohio prompted evacuations in the Cleves and Whitewater Township area of the state on ...
While the leak coming from the train car appeared to be a gas, the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences says styrene is a colorless, flammable liquid used to make plastics and rubber.
WHITEWATER TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WXIX) - Schools and businesses are still closed and a half-mile evacuation order remains in effect ...
Three Rivers Local School District will be closed on Wednesday following a leak of toxic chemicals from a railyard near its ...
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