A set of locks for an Ohio River dam in Kentucky is closed due to a ... including one barge carrying 1,400 tons of a toxic alcohol compound, officials said. The incident occurred at roughly ...
Abarge carrying 1,400 tons of methanol, a toxic substance, is among those to have crashed on the Ohio River near Louisville, Kentucky, on March 28 and is partially submerged. The Louisville ...
A barge carrying methanol has been removed from the Ohio River after being stuck for more than a week. The barge was one of two that became stuck against the McAlpine Dam near Louisville ...
One month later, the last of three barges that had been lodged against a dam on the Ohio River in Louisville has been removed. The final barge was removed Friday, according to a release from ...
THREE GOT STUCK ON THE DAM, INCLUDING A month after several barges got loose on the Ohio River and stuck in the McAlpine Dam, the final barge has been removed.Louisville emergency officials said ...
The Ohio River, hugged by industrial plants, mine lands and several major cities, has long served as a dumping ground. One report from 2020 found 40.8 million pounds of toxic chemicals were ...
Officials have discovered thousands of dead fish, CBS News reports, after a catastrophic train derailment near East Palestine, Ohio caused copious amounts of toxic chemicals to spill into the ...
The report also stated that two-thirds of the Ohio River is listed as impaired under the Clean Water Act because of bacteria. High levels of nutrients present in the river have resulted in the ...
Watch: Three things to know about the Ohio train derailment Nearly 45,000 animals have died as a result of a toxic train crash ... animals in the nearby Ohio River, she said.
May 19—A paddling event called the Ohio River Challenge will launch in June in partnership with many local and regional groups playing a part in helping the Ohio River Way group get their start on a ...
25—SOUTHERN INDIANA — A report by American Rivers has found that the Ohio River is the ... of nutrients present in the river have resulted in the formation of toxic algae outbreaks.
The report also stated that two-thirds of the Ohio River is listed as impaired under the Clean Water Act because of bacteria. High levels of nutrients present in the river have resulted in the ...
