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Rain hampers cleanup of a hazardous chemical spill after a train derailment near the US border

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Rain hampers cleanup of a hazardous chemical spill after a train derailment near the US border
Rain hampers cleanup of a hazardous chemical spill after a train derailment near the US border
The derailment, which spilled 59,000 liters of sodium hydrosulfide, involved Ferromex, the largest train network in Mexico, and its parent company Grupo México, one of the biggest copper producers in the world.
The Rio Times
The Rio Times🏁 first to report1 days ago
Grupo Mexico Train Derailment Spills 59,000 Litres of Toxic Chemical in Sonora
Mining & Infrastructure Key Facts —The Spill. A Ferromex train operated by Grupo Mexico derailed in Sonora, releasing roughly 59,000 litres of sodium hydrosulfide. —The Chemical. Sodium hydrosulfide is a toxic industrial compound that can release dangerous hydrogen sulfide gas upon contact with water or acids. —Immedia
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