Safety board lacks resources to investigate ammonia leak
Posted June 23, 2009 at 12:01 pm and filed under Headlines.
Tied up with current investigations — including the June 9 ConAgra plant explosion — the U.S. Chemical Safety Board doesn’t have the manpower to look into last weekend’s ammonia leak at a Robeson County poultry plan.
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