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EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin provided an update on a chemical leak at an aerospace facility in Orange County, California, where an overheated tank containing methyl methacrylate is raising concerns. A potential crack in the tank may allow for a low-volume release, which could be managed by local authorities. An evacuation zone has been established affecting six cities and tens of thousands of residents.
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EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin provided an update on a chemical leak at an aerospace facility in Orange County, California, where an overheated tank containing methyl methacrylate is raising concerns. A potential crack in the tank may allow for a low-volume release, which could be managed by local authorities. An evacuation zone has been established affecting six cities and tens of thousands of residents.
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