Cleanup Underway at Montana Train-Derailment Site with Hazardous Materials
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Crews have started removing a hazardous chemical from the site of a train derailment in Montana. The chemical, which is used to make plastic, can cause respiratory problems and is highly flammable. The cleanup is expected to take several weeks, and officials are urging nearby residents to stay vigilant and follow safety guidelines.
- Crews Begin Removing Risky Chemical at Montana Train-Derailment Site The Wall Street Journal
- No sign of threat from the hazardous train that plunged into Yellowstone River, regulators say NBC Montana
- Gianforte visits train derailment in Stillwater County as cleanup continues Q2 News
- Train car containing sodium hydrosulfide moved from Montana train derailment site KULR-TV
- Train crash in Yellowstone River with hazardous materials is no threat to the public, authorities say USA TODAY
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