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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A fire-suppressing foam that the Pentagon is phasing out because of health risks was inadvertently discharged in a hangar at a ...

Over 1,600 gallons of firefighting foam containing hazardous PFAS "forever chemicals" spilled in Brunswick, Maine early Monday morning after a fire suppression system malfunctioned at the former ...

Welcome back to the Fluctus Channel, as we explore how the U.S. military combats fires and health hazards aboard ships and ...

With inadvertant hangar foam system discharges on the rise, the aviation industry ponders if they reallly meet the purpose they were intended for. Accidental hangar fire foam discharge is a growing ...

BRUNSWICK, Maine (WMTW) - Officials say the hangar at the airport at Brunswick Landing where firefighting foam accidentally discharged last week has been fully cleaned and all discharged foam has been ...

HOUSTONHOUSTON — The work to clean up fire-suppression foam accidentally released in a United Airlines hangar at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston continued Friday, according to a United ...

The National Fire Protection Association’s revision of its 409 Standard on Aircraft Hangars removes the mandate for foam fire systems in Group 2 hangars. With the 2022 revision to NFPA's Standard on ...

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Hundreds of gallons of firefighting foam spilled in June at a National Guard facility in South Burlington, Vermont, requiring a clean-up of the hazardous substance. Approximately 800 gallons of ...

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — United States Coast Guard crewmen on duty at the Aviation Training Center in Mobile, Alabama, were shocked to find their hangar full of high-expansion foam on Sunday evening.

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — United States Coast Guard crewmen on duty at the Aviation Training Center in Mobile, Alabama, were shocked to find their hangar full of high-expansion foam on Sunday evening.