Conyers chemical plant fire: Expect more haze, chlorine odor
The building’s walls caved in during the firefighting efforts, trapping the chemical products under concrete, Robinson said. The walls have to be lifted up, causing hot gas to rise and creating “pockets of little plumes,” Robinson said.
People in the northern part of Rockdale County were ordered to evacuate and others were told to shelter in place with windows ...
People living near the Conyers chemical plant that caught fire on Sunday have been advised to shelter in ... fire that raised concerns about air quality across metro Atlanta and Georgia ...
A fire at a chemical plant in Conyers, Georgia, on Sunday caused residents to evacuate or shelter in place in an effort to ...
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Conyers Chemical Fire: 90K Georgia Residents Sheltering In Place After Chlorine Gas Released Into AirSome residents east of Atlanta are still sheltering in place on Monday, while more than 17,000 have been evacuated a day ...
CONYERS, Ga. -- Thousands of people were told to stay home with their windows shut Monday after a Sunday fire at a Georgia ...
Authorities in the Atlanta area are now reporting a "strong chemical smell" in the air following a chemical plant fire on ...
A chemical plant fire in Conyers, Georgia, on Sept. 29 released chlorine into the air, prompting a stay-in-place advisory for ...
A reaction following a fire at a chemical plant outside Atlanta forces evacuations and road closures
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 ...
The Georgia Emergency Management Agency has advised anyone who notices a chlorine odor in the air to limit their time outdoors. Chlorine, however, has a low odor threshold, meaning people can smell it ...
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