Case Pages on DARRP
<a href="/ship-groundings/mona-island-drug-runner">Mona Island Drug Runner</a>
<a href="/oil-spills/tug-western-mariner-grounding-neva-strait">Tug Western Mariner Grounding Neva Strait</a>
What Happened?
<a href="/hazardous-waste/anacostia-river">Anacostia River</a>
<a href="/oil-spills/mississippi-canyon-209-mc209-oil-spill">Mississippi Canyon 209 (MC209) Oil Spill</a>
<a href="/hazardous-waste/dupont-hay-road">DuPont Hay Road</a>
<a href="/oil-spills/richmond-terminal-4-0">Richmond Terminal 4</a>
<a href="/hazardous-waste/metro-container">Metro Container</a>
Hazardous Waste Site | Trainer, Pennsylvania | 1900 - Present
<a href="/hazardous-waste/industri-plex">Industri-plex</a>
Between 1853 and 1969, The Industri-Plex Superfund Site was an industrial facility that produced pesticides, munitions, leather goods, and glue. Byproducts of these operations were released on the site contaminating groundwater, soil and sediments. During the 1970s, when the site was being developed for further industrial use, soil excavations uncovered and mixed the wastes and products accumulated for more than 130 years, aggravating the ongoing contamination.
<a href="/oil-spills/flint-hills-dock-5-oil-spill">Flint Hills Dock #5 Oil Spill</a>
On December 24, 2022, a pipeline failure at the Ingleside crude oil terminal Dock #5 in Corpus Christi Bay (“Bay”) occurred. The terminal and pipeline are owned by Flint Hills Resources (“Responsible Party”). The pipeline failure released approximately 14,000 gallons of light crude oil into Corpus Christi Bay. The responsible party worked with local, state, and federal agencies to establish a command post in Corpus Christi, Texas from December 30, 2022, through January 5, 2023.