KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Department of Natural Resources is asking people to be on the lookout for containers of all sizes floating in the Missouri River. Many of them contain hazardous materials.
Following flooding in March, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency partnered with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality to recover containers ...
Federal and state authorities who raided a Las Vegas home over the weekend have safely recovered more than 1,000 bags and ...
The spring floods have put a fall threat into the Missouri River. Hazardous material containers are adrift in the water. Massive containers that potentially contain dangerous chemicals have been ...
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National authorities to send shipping containers back to US following discovery of alarming items: 'There is no other option'
"The government will not tolerate attempts to turn ... into a dumping ground." National authorities to send shipping ...
The ship that smashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge and collapsed the famous Baltimore structure into the river was carrying 56 containers of hazardous materials. A Coast Guard official said ...
The public are warned not to approach any stray containers spotted in the sea or on the beach, particularly in Phuket, after the Panama-flagged Sealloyd Arc cargo ship sank near the island with more ...
NORFOLK, Va. (AP) - The Port of Virginia says containers that recently fell off a cargo ship were not carrying any hazardous materials. The Virginian-Pilot reported Monday that it's not yet clear what ...
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