Oregon train bridge collapse sent 150,000 pounds of fertilizer into Marys River, poses no risk, officials say
The Department of Environmental Quality said there’s no immediate risk to fish and no threat to public health from the Jan. 4 ...
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Crane removes derailed train carrying fertilizers from Marys River in Corvallis
A train that derailed and crashed into the Marys River in Corvallis was removed by crane over the weekend, a spokesperson for ...
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Train crashes into Marys River in Corvallis after structural failure of trestle
“Environmental recovery specialists are committed to resolving ... This article originally appeared on Salem Statesman Journal: Train crashes into Marys River in Corvallis after structural failure of ...
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Oregon DEQ ends emergency response to Corvallis train trestle collapse
Oregon DEQ officials said that they have concluded their emergency response to the January 4 train trestle collapse and derailment in Corvallis after a week of mitigation measures.
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Train derails in Corvallis, one car submerged in Marys River
has been engaged to deploy containment booms in the nearby Marys River to filter any potentially leaked materials, according to CPD. The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality is also ...