About 660 gallons of diesel fuel spilled near the Columbia River south of Wallula after a Union Pacific train derailed overnight on Wednesday. Containment efforts are currently underway.
About 660 gallons of diesel fuel spilled near the Columbia River south of Wallula after a Union Pacific train derailed about 3:20 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 6.
The Department of Ecology said a train derailed near Wallula, spilling diesel onto the riverbank and into the Columbia River.
WALLULA, Wash. — Around 660 gallons of diesel spilled into the Columbia River on Wednesday. According to the Washington State Department of Ecology, a Union Pacific train derailed along the Columbia ...
The derailment involved four refrigerated cars of a Union Pacific train that tumbled down a bank near Wallula at 3:20 a.m.
Four refrigerated train cars derailed early Wednesday morning near Wallula, spilling an estimated 660 gallons of diesel fuel ...
Hundreds of gallons of diesel fuel leaked into the Columbia River after an early morning derailment south of Wallula on Nov.
The Washington State Department of Ecology says its responding to a Union Pacific train derailment near Wallula, along the ...
As reported by local press including the Tri-City Herald and Elkhorn Media Group, The Port of Walla Walla commission voted ...
A U.S. tech giant using the alias "Advance Phase LLC" has secured a deal to buy 500 acres near Pasco for a $5 billion data ...
The Port of Walla Walla is selling 500 acres at Wallula Gap Business Park to a U.S. company with plans to build a $5 billion ...
A large new data center campus is being proposed in Southwest Washington. The Tri-City Herald reports the Port of Walla Walla ...
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