Norfolk Southern Derailment Continues to Raise Concerns Over Allegheny River Contamination
Four years after a significant train derailment in Harmar Township, Allegheny County, concerns persist regarding the contamination of the Allegheny River. The incident involved 17 Norfolk Southern trains, which spilled 3,000 gallons of non-flammable petroleum distillate into the river. Despite the passage of time, a nonprofit organization emphasizes that substantial efforts are still required to ensure the safety of Pittsburgh's waterways. The derailment has left a lasting impact on the local environment, prompting ongoing scrutiny and calls for action to address the contamination and prevent future incidents. 
