Oil trains reshape city skylines and raise safety fears
The Bakken shale boom turns trains into daily urban fixtures from Philadelphia to Seattle and Chicago, bringing flammable crude through major neighborhoods and stadiums. While some cities expand training and safety measures and federal rules tighten tank car standards, critics demand more transparency and rerouting away from dense populations.
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Roseland expo tightens access while cutting costs
Pilcher said Roseland limited access to oil and gas industry workers and offers free passes via exhibitors to boost turnout. The show extended hours to 8 p.m. on Sept 16 and provided free training in H2S safety. Major attendees include Apache Corp and National Oilwell Varco. smaller firms like Permian Production Equipment, Midland, showcased The Green Machine compressor to boost production and efficiency.
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