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2002 Diaz pipeline incident

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into the soil, atmosphere, and into local homes, and contaminating 3,100 tons of concrete. Citizens complained of nosebleeds, eye irritation, sore throat, headache, and skin rash. Others who resided in the area at the time of the incident reported the effects as "unbearable", causing them to flee to
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temporary housing in surrounding towns. Due to some of the chemicals involved being cancerous or able to cause other chronic health issues, this caused the evacuation of eight families and other houses in the area to be left abandoned, temporarily leaving Holley as a
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believed that only 10% of all the chemicals released into the groundwater & soil have been cleaned up, but the Holley, NY town board claims otherwise, and that they have tested the soil and groundwater shown different results.
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launched a 60 million dollar civil lawsuit against Diaz, which resulted in the company filing for
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Shortly after the town evacuation and abandonment of several houses, the former residents of
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burst open, along with its pipeline carrying chemicals underground from inside the Diaz
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Contamination of soil and nearby houses, Temporary abandonment of town
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was a chemical leak at the Diaz Chemical Corporation site in
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2002 Holley chemical spill incident/Diaz pipeline incident
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Industrial accidents and incidents in the United States
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Holley
New York
reactor vessel
chemical plant
thionyl chloride
chloroacetyl chloride
toluene
chlorobenzene
ghost town
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Holley
bankruptcy
chemical plant





"NOAA's Office of Response and Restoration: Historical Oil and Chemical Spill Incidents... | InPort"
"Hazardous Chemical Incidents in Schools --- United States, 2002--2007"


"A Light at the End of the Tunnel in Holley; After Devastating Chemical Leak"
"EPA, contractors resume cleanup at former Diaz site in Holley | Orleans Hub"
Categories
Pipeline accidents
Chemical plants
Industrial accidents and incidents in the United States

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