Thousands Forced To Shelter In Place As Chemical Fire At Conyers BioLab Facility Reveals The Plant’s Troubling History
A massive chemical fire at a BioLab plant in Conyers, Georgia, ignited chaos across the region, sending over 90,000 residents into emergency shelters and spreading a thick haze of dangerous smoke and chemical odor as far as Atlanta.
The Conyers chemical fire caused mass disruption for some North Georgia residents and the fallout is still a major issue, but ...
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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The fire, extinguished Sunday, caused a chemical reaction when the sprinkler system activated, mixing hazardous material on ...
Parts of Atlanta were covered by a haze and the smell of chlorine on Monday, and residents are concerned about the health ...
A chemical plant explosion in Conyers, Georgia, has led to the evacuation of over 17,000 residents and the closure of ...
ExploreConyers BioLab fire: What to know about exposure to chemicals there Clouds and haze are expected to linger in Conyers following the fire that raised concerns about air quality across metro ...
Heavy smoke was causing low visibility Wednesday along Interstate 20 east of Atlanta as chemicals continued spewing from a ...
Shelter-in-place and evacuation orders have now been lifted in Rockdale County as the EPA continues to run air quality tests.
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