HOUSTON, April 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- SPL Environmental, a leader in analytical laboratory testing, is proud to announce the addition of targeted dioxin testing for ...

Weak, practically useless testing of a horrific substance at the Norfolk Southern train derailment site outside of East Palestine, Ohio, could mean misery, illnesses and premature deaths in the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When the Environmental Protection Agency last week ordered testing for dioxins after the recent train derailment and fire in East ...

Dow Chemical Co. officials said that as of Tuesday, 179 of 405 properties had been visited and their soil collected. Soil sampling to find out how much dioxin is in Midland is about half done. Dow ...

Scott Smith, the chief sustainability officer for Eco Integrated Technologies who has been conducting independent testing in the wake of last year’s Norfolk Southern train derailment, speaks at the ...

Experts have questioned the process and extent of the testing procedures for highly toxic chemicals possibly spawned by a controlled burn at the East Palestine derailment. EPA has approved rail ...

More than a decade after tightening exposure standards for dioxin, federal regulators have yet to reassess the potential health risks posed by the hazardous industrial byproduct to Jacksonville ...

The Environmental Protection Agency says levels of cancer-causing chemicals called dioxins in East Palestine, Ohio, are “similar to typical background levels” after a train derailment and chemical ...

After weeks of questions about contamination associated with a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, the Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday ordered rail company Norfolk Southern to test ...

DARLINGTON, Pa. — Concentrating on one property close to the derailment site of February’s Norfolk Southern train derailment, independent scientist Scott Smith reported to East Palestine residents ...

Waste from the East Palestine train derailment doesn't contain harmful levels of dioxins, testing shows, so the materials can be legally disposed of at an Indiana landfill, a news release said.

The Environmental Protection Agency says levels of cancer-causing chemicals called dioxins in East Palestine, Ohio, are “similar to typical background levels” after a train derailment and chemical ...