Atlanta, chlorine and Georgia
CONYERS, Ga. -- Thousands of people were told to stay home with their windows shut Monday after a Sunday fire at a Georgia ...
A fire at a chemical factory broke out on Sunday morning and released a plume of chlorine gas and other toxic substances into ...
A chemical plant fire in Conyers, Georgia, on Sept. 29 released chlorine into the air, prompting a stay-in-place advisory for ...
"If you have concerns, stay inside, close windows and doors, and turn off ventilation systems,” Atlanta's mayor advised ...
Greene County Fire Rescue wrote on its Facebook page. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation will perform an autopsy to determine the cause of death. Services have not been announced.
Authorities say chlorine has been detected in the air from the fire at the BioLab plant in Conyers, east of Atlanta.
Heavy smoke was causing low visibility Wednesday along Interstate 20 east of Atlanta as chemicals continued spewing from a chlorine facility, and emergency officials warned that smoke from the scene ...
The winds are forecasted to shift, which officials warn could send the chlorine plume toward the City of Atlanta.