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State advises anglers not to eat fish caught in 48-mile stretch of Yellowstone River

Nearly three months after a Montana Rail Link train derailed near Reed Point, releasing 419,000 pounds of asphalt into the Yellowstone River, state agencies began advising anglers this week not

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State advises anglers not to eat fish caught in 48-mile stretch of Yellowstone River

State advises anglers not to eat fish caught in 48-mile stretch of Yellowstone River
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State advises anglers not to eat fish caught downstream of June train derailment

State advises anglers not to eat fish caught in 48-mile stretch of the Yellowstone

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Officials estimate 500,000 pounds of tar-like asphalt could have entered the Yellowstone in railway incident

Nearly two weeks after a bridge collapse and train derailment sent 10 rail cars plunging into the Yellowstone River, authorities are starting to quantify the volume of molten asphalt that

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Up to 500,000 pounds of asphalt estimated to have entered Yellowstone in train incident

The U.S. EPA says about 100 personnel are cleaning up asphalt from the Montana Rail Link spill.

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