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Liquid asphalt spill into Sandy River caused no environmental impacts, state officials say

2015-06-26 18:43:43| Waste Management - Topix.net

Marcia Danab, an Oregon Department of Environmental Quality spokeswoman, said cleanup has begun - made easier because the asphalt cooled quickly once it hit the soil and water, forming a solid mass. "There was no fish kill, no sheen on the water," Danab said.

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