Effort to clean up 500 gallons of fuel from Maine train derailment 'failed to meet' expectations

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff



Maine Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Melanie Loyzim has put a Canadian company on notice that it must demonstrate more urgency and diligence in cleaning up after a freight train derailed on April 15 in Sandwich Academy Grant in Somerset County.



Cleanup efforts continue after the train owned by Canadian Pacific Kansas City went off the tracks and caught fire.

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