A crew member walks near the scene of a train derailment near Mount
Carbon, W.Va., Tuesday. A CSX train carrying more than 100 tankers of
crude oil derailed Monday in a snowstorm
Thanks to Rebecca Ponzio, Oil Campaign Director of Washington Environmental Council for this excellent collection of links- many with videos:
Overall media –
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Great overview -What you should know about oil trains in Washington Seattle times 2/18/15· Forest Ethics’ Todd Paglia featured - Oil train fire burns for a second day in West Virginia The Ed Show MSNBC video
· Why People in Washington Are Freaked Out About the Oil Train That Exploded in West Virginia The Stranger 02/16/15
After Latest US Oil Train Disaster, Expert Says Tens of Millions Living Inside 'Blast Zone'- Common Dreams 2/17/18
Alberta: CP Rail train derails in southwestern Alberta CBC News 2/14/15
Ontario: Freight train carrying crude oil derails, catches fire in northern Ontario CTV News 2/16/15
Gogama train derailment: safety of shipping oil by rail questioned CBC News 2/17/15
W. Virginia: Trains are carrying — and spilling — a record amount of oil WaPo 2/17/15
Columbia Riverkeepers’ Dan Serres is interviewed: Oil train derailment, fire in W. Virginia spark renewed local concerns KATU.com 2/17/15
Rebecca Ponzio speaks with KIRO 7: VIDEO: Oil train derailment sparks safety concerns
Tesoro Refinery, Torrence CA –
Torrance ExxonMobil Refinery Rocked by Large Explosion; Earthquake-Like Shaking Reported KTLA 5 2/18/15
Legislation –
In Our View: Oil Train Safety is Job 1- Legislature must toughen rules for producers, shippers to safeguard state The Columbian 2/09/15
Oil Transportation Safety Now bill Advances in State House-Urgency for bill increased with derailment and explosion of oil trains in West Virginia, Ontario WEC
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ReplyDeleteToday, the Washington State Legislators finally did something about the possible
ReplyDeleteexploding oil trains currently traveling through our state. Urge the state legislators to block the pending plans for oil train terminals in Grays Harbor and Vancouver WA.