Ineos, company tied to September styrene leak, to close Addyston plant
The company tied to the September leak of styrene will close its plant in Addyston next year. In a press release ...
Company behind Cincinnati styrene leak to permanently close Addyston site
The small village of Addyston is grappling with the news that the INEOS plastics plant, a significant contributor to the ...
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Employee Hospitalized Following Chlorine Leak at Cleves, Ohio Water Treatment Plant
On Monday night, a chlorine spill at a water treatment plant in Cleves, Ohio, hospitalized one person ... The earlier event, ...
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Company at center of styrene leak announces closure of Addyston plant
On the day of the mishap, the Federal Emergency Management Agency told Hamilton County officials that an explosion could kill 227 people and seriously injure 281 more.
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Neighbors have more questions about styrene leak, the fate of Frisch's, plus more top stories
Some Ohio Boards of Elections are getting a flood ... Then, four weeks after styrene leaked from a train car in the southwest corner of Hamilton County, residents still have questions.
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Ineos to Shut Down Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene Facility in USA
Ineos has plans to permanently close its acrylonitrile butadiene styrene production facility in Addyston, Ohio, USA. The move ...
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Emergency crews training for possible chemical leak along Ohio River Thursday
Emergency crews will be holding a response training on the Ohio River Thursday.The goal is ... river.Officials tell us that barge was carrying styrene, the same chemical we saw leak from a train ...
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Four weeks after styrene leak, community struggles with toxic cargo parked on train tracks
WHITEWATER TOWNSHIP, Ohio — The Federal Railroad Administration is investigating a styrene leak that forced evacuations in the southwest corner of Hamilton County, but an outcome could take months.
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Ineos closing Ohio ABS resin plant
Due to what it calls competition from overseas imports, materials maker Ineos has announced that it will permanently close its Addystown, Ohio, ABS resin production site in the first quarter of 2025.