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Our View: More needed to restore body investigating Husky explosion

Our View: More needed to restore body investigating Husky explosion From the editorial: Three years after one of the Twin Ports most terrifying days, pressure has been aplenty on Biden and his administration to sufficiently fund the agency and restore its board. Written By: News Tribune Editorial Board | 2:00 pm, May 3, 2021 × An enormous plume of smoke from a second fire at the Husky Energy refinery in Superior billows to the south April 27, 2018. Residents within 10 miles in the direction of the smoke were evacuated. (File / News Tribune) Last week, President Joe Biden nominated three new members to the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board.

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3 years after Superior, Wisconsin blast, beleaguered federal agency has yet to release investigation as backlog grows

A one-person board, staff turnover and attempts to cut the agency creates backlog of investigations. 3:29 pm, Apr. 23, 2021 × The Husky Energy refinery in Superior burns as seen in this aerial photo taken April 26, 2018. (Bob King / File / News Tribune) SUPERIOR, Wis. It’s been nearly three years since the Husky Energy refinery in Superior exploded, and nearly two years since federal investigators first planned to release the incident’s final investigation. But the agency in charge of the investigation the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board still has yet to release its final report on the April 26, 2018, fire and explosion that prompted an evacuation of much of Superior.

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3 years after Superior, Wisconsin blast, beleaguered federal agency has yet to release investigation as backlog grows

3 years after Superior, Wisconsin blast, beleaguered federal agency has yet to release investigation as backlog grows
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3 years after Superior refinery blast, beleaguered federal agency has yet to release investigation as backlog grows

A one-person board, staff turnover and attempts to cut the agency creates backlog of investigations. 8:59 am, Apr. 22, 2021 × The Husky Energy refinery in Superior burns as seen in this aerial photo taken April 26, 2018. (Bob King / File / News Tribune) It’s been nearly three years since the Husky Energy refinery in Superior exploded, and nearly two years since federal investigators first planned to release the incident’s final investigation. But the agency in charge of the investigation the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board still has yet to release its final report on the April 26, 2018, fire and explosion that prompted an evacuation of much of Superior.

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Today Marks Eight Years Since West Fertilizer Plant Explosion

Apr 17, 2021 Fertilizer Plant Explosion In West, Texas Today marks eight years since a fertilizer plant explosion rocked the small Texas town of West. On April 17th, 2013, the community just north of Waco was rocked by an explosion that killed 15 people, including ten first responders, and flattened hundreds of buildings. The power of the explosion was equivalent to that of a magnitude two-point-one earthquake, and the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board called it one of the most destructive incidents ever investigated in its final report. In response to the explosion, the state passed a bill adjusting guidelines for ammonium nitrate storage facilities.

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