Whatever animation house you switched to a few months ago, they're on fire. If they keep this up, USCSB is going to need to do a video on them huehuehue
It's a clip from an old video. Full video of those pipes blowing apart - and the rest of the story - is at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_icf-5uoZbc.html
More details available from their site. Investigation: www.csb.gov/millard-refrigerated-services-ammonia-release/ *Location:* Theodore, AL *Incident Occurred On:* 08/23/2010 *Final Report Released On:* 01/15/2015 *Incident Type:* Release *Company Name:* Millard Refrigerated Services
2randomcrap3 yeah, I thought this looked pretty familiar too. It would seem that they're going back and redoing a lot of older/previous investigations with more updated graphical models.
Defunding The Chemical Safety Board Is A Bad Idea And Likely To Increase Chemical DisastersUnfortunately, the 2019 budget proposed by the Trump administration zeros out funding for the USCSB. Its requested fiscal-year funding, $12 million, is modest for a government agency. Likewise, the 2018 budget also proposed to defund the USCSB. This sustained effort reflects an ongoing de-emphasis on chemical safety - as a second example, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt has indefinitely delayed bans on the use of three hazardous chemicals, shown to be toxic to human health. Chemical production is an essential component of modern society. This does not mean that there is not room to improve practices in manufacturing, storing, and shipping chemicals, and in ensuring the safety of those who work in or live near chemical plants. The vantage of an independent group is crucial for identifying those aspects that can and should be improved.
