EPA no longer monitoring leak site as glycidyl methacrylate no longer detected
The EPA stopped monitoring and sampling at the North Toledo gas leak site Tuesday night. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has stopped monitoring and sampling at the North Toledo gas leak site as glycidyl methacrylate no longer detected. The agency stated that after reviewing all data and consulting with state and local partners, it decided not to continue. The Ohio EPA is now the lead agency overseeing the potentially responsible party's cleanup. The EPA will release TAGA air sampling data and all data collected as soon as it is available.
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The EPA stopped monitoring and sampling at the North Toledo gas leak site Tuesday night as the chemical sin question are no longer being detected.
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