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Martinez refinery fire released chemicals that cause cancer, heart and lung disease

Contra Costa Health on Tuesday responded to a Martinez Refining Company report that chemicals and combustion byproducts from the three-day fire earlier this month included those that can cause cancer,

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Martinez refinery fire released cancer-causing chemicals into air, new report shows

Contra Costa health officials say strong winds likely helped push some of the chemicals away from neighborhoods. Martinez residents however, are kept wondering if living in the city is worth it amid the risk from frequent refinery flarings.

Bay Area Telegraph on MSN · 2d

Pollution Whiplash; New Report Shows Martinez Fire Smoke Did Contain Cancer Causing Chemicals

Residents of Martinez, California, are experiencing what can only be described as pollution whiplash. The devastating fire that struck the Martinez Refining Company about a week ago sent acrid plumes of black smoke into the air for days.

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Cancerous byproducts emitted from Martinez refinery fire: health officials

The Martinez Refining Company’s latest fire emitted chemicals and combustion byproducts that can cause cancer as well as heart and lung disease, according to Contra Consta Health (CCH). Around 1:30 p.

PBF Energy Says Little About Martinez Restart, Shares Fall on 4Q Results -- OPIS

PBF reported $383.2 million loss from operations in the fourth quarter, extending the string of quarterly losses to three. Officials blamed the results on constricted global refining margins and weak ...

Martinez refinery says ‘no significant' contaminant levels found from fire

Martinez Refining Company filed a required preliminary report with Contra Costa Health on Wednesday afternoon about last ...

Martinez refinery files report claiming contaminant levels from fire were low

Martinez Refining Company filed a required preliminary report with Contra Costa Health on Wednesday afternoon about last ...

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Crashes and Disasters

Martinez Refining Company released an update Friday on its investigation into the cause of a refinery fire on Feb. 1, sharing information about the public health impact of billowing smoke stacks ...

Martinez community raises concerns following recent refinery fire report

Ten days after the refinery fire in Martinez, Contra Costa Health says that cancer-causing chemicals were among the chemicals involved.

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