A shipping container transported perchloric acid, a precursor to rocket fuel, but authorities don't expect any lingering environmental issues.
Questions continue to swirl over an explosion that triggered evacuations at the world’s largest rail yard in Nebraska.
A railroad shipping container transported perchloric acid, a precursor to rocket fuel, but authorities don't expect any lingering environmental issues from the blast. Union Pacific issued a statement saying they are leading the investigation into what caused this train car to explode. He did say, however, that they are consistently monitoring air and water quality to make sure that nothing changes.
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