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In Ohio Watershed, Higher Water Lines And More Hazardous Cargo

By Alexandra Kanik | January 23, 2020

Over the past decade in the Ohio watershed, extreme weather has been cited more and more frequently as a contributing cause in serious marine accidents. At the same time, a KyCIR analysis found that shipping of hazardous materials like crude oil and kerosene are rising.

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