Nitrogen is a crucial component of proteins and nucleic acids, the fundamental building blocks of all living things, and thus is essential to life on Earth. Gaseous N 2 from the atmosphere can be ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — An emergency alert was sent out just after 1 p.m. Tuesday after a chemical leak was reported just east of downtown. According to the Fort Wayne Fire Department, roughly 350 ...

When acidic components get into rain or other forms of precipitation, acid rain can make trees die. It won't hurt you to walk or swim in acid rain, but the particles that cause it may hurt your lungs ...

HAZELWOOD — A hazardous chemical spilled from a tanker truck onto a parking lot outside a Boeing plant Friday morning but only a small amount — if any — made its way into nearby Coldwater Creek, ...

VINTON COUNTY, Ohio — A Vinton County manufacturer resumed limited operations on Monday, less than a week after a chemical leak prompted an evacuation in the area. The incident happened on June 11 at ...

The video above is from FOX19 NOW’s previous coverage. VINTON COUNTY, Ohio (WXIX) - Residents in Vinton County are back in their homes after they were evacuated due to a chemical release at a ...

This story has been updated with additional information. A chemical leak at a Vinton County explosives manufacturer on June 11 prompted evacuations and a no-fly order around the southeast Ohio plant.

An orange cloud rises from the Austin Powder plant near Zaleski, Ohio, caused by a chemical leak that resulted in an evacuation of the surrounding area for much of Wednesday. Parts of Vinton County in ...

VINTON COUNTY, Ohio — Evacuations are underway as multiple agencies respond to a chemical leak at a manufacturing plant in Vinton County on Wednesday. The Vinton County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that ...

A nitric acid leak at the Austin Powder Plant in Vinton County, Ohio, led to emergency evacuations Wednesday morning. Hundreds of residents in the Village of Zaleski and nearby areas were ordered to ...

A massive chemical leak spewed toxic orange plumes of dangerous acid into the sky, forcing a no-fly zone and mass evacuations near an explosive plant in Ohio, according to reports. About 3,000 gallons ...