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| fredyang |
Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 8:27 pm Post subject: Fire Destroys Cargill Beef Plant in Booneville, Arkansas |
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"A beef processing plant in Booneville, Arkansas, was destroyed as a fire broke out setting off a series of explosions Sunday afternoon.
The fire at the plant belonging to Cargill Meat Solutions, a unit of privately held agriculture giant Cargill Inc., didn’t cause any injuries. Possible leaks of ammonia gas and heavy smoke prompted authorities to temporarily evacuate parts of Booneville on Sunday. "
I was wondering why the plant would cause leaks of ammonia gas. Where are these ammonia gas from???~~~packing? material? reaction? _________________ Behind every great love is a great story! |
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| Harold14370 |
Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 3:11 am Post subject: |
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Joined: 13 Apr 2007 Posts: 1622 Location: Pennsylvania
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Tell us what you think, we want to hear your opinions. Are you somehow affected by this event? E-mail your thoughts on this. Perhaps you could imagaine how this might affect you, write in to us. Maybe you know how someone else you know might feel about this. Feel free to text your opinion about that. We value your opinions. _________________ "Laugh at life or it will laugh at you". - SVRDW. |
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| Orleander |
Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:07 am Post subject: |
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I worked in a meat packing plant is Schuyler NE. We had a leak once and they evacuated. Not because of a fire hazard so much as because the fumes. That stuff makes it very hard to breathe.
I wonder what they do with the meat. Can you sell smoke damaged meat or just say its smoked meat. |
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