Georgia chemical plant fire sent a plume containing chlorine high into the air
Thousands of people were told to stay home with their windows shut Monday after a Sunday fire at a Georgia chemical plant caused a chemical reaction that forced around 17,000 people to evacuate and left potentially harmful chlorine lingering in the air.
A shelter-in-place order remained in effect Monday in parts of greater Atlanta after a chemical fire at a pool cleaning ...
Authorities in the Atlanta area are now reporting a "strong chemical smell" in the air following a chemical plant fire on ...
BioLab back in 2004 was owned by Chemtura, a conglomerate that went into bankruptcy and was later acquired by a German ...
A fire at a chemical plant east of Atlanta is forcing evacuations in the area, according to local officials. A fire on the ...
Jackson International Airport — about 30 miles away at the Biolab facility, which makes pool and spa care products.
For everyone sheltering in place, the best practice is to turn the air conditioning off and keep windows and doors shut,” a ...
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A weekend fire that sent a massive plume of dark smoke into the Georgia sky has led to complaints about a strong chemical ...
Environmental officials are investigating the fire at BioLab, a chemical facility on Old Covington Road in Conyers, that sent a colossal wall of smoke that billowed into the air Sunday afternoon and ...
ATLANTA — As a chemical plume continues to spew over Conyers following a fire Sunday at a BioLab facility, many in Atlanta on Monday morning reported the smell of chlorine in the air. The City of ...
Authorities on Monday night ended a shelter-in-place order for more than 90,000 people east of Atlanta following a weekend ...
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