Covington Air Concerns Expand Beyond Covington Middle School as Pollution Report Raises New Questions
Read full article: Covington Air Concerns Expand Beyond Covington Middle School as Pollution Report Raises New QuestionsIt started in January, when a carbon monoxide leak at Covington Middle School forced the building to shut down for several weeks. But even after it reopened, reports of symptoms like headaches, nausea, and fatigue persisted. Now a new report from the Environmental Integrity Project has named Covingtonโs paper mill among the nationโs top polluters in its industry.
Covington Middle School parents seek action over carbon monoxide concerns
Read full article: Covington Middle School parents seek action over carbon monoxide concernsIn response to these concerns, a significant number of parents have filed a petition with the Virginia Board of Education, requesting the board to intervene and temporarily shut down Covington Middle School.
The Silent Killer: How to protect your home from carbon monoxide poisoning during a winter storm
Read full article: The Silent Killer: How to protect your home from carbon monoxide poisoning during a winter stormA winter storm is making its way through the Commonwealth, and with wintry weather comes a higher risk for carbon monoxide poisoning and fires.
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โIt can be deadlyโ: Roanoke Fire-EMS shares warning signs of carbon monoxide poisoning
Read full article: โIt can be deadlyโ: Roanoke Fire-EMS shares warning signs of carbon monoxide poisoningEight people are recovering after CJ Arrington and his team responded to Thelma Street early Sunday morning for reports of potential Carbon Monoxide poisoning. ROANOKE, Va โ After eight people were rushed to the hospital over the weekend to be treated for cases of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning, Roanoke City Fire and EMS staff are asking the community to know the signs. Eight people are recovering after CJ Arrington and his team responded to Thelma Street early Sunday morning for reports of potential carbon monoxide poisoning. In 2020, Roanoke Fire-Ems had 43 calls regarding carbon monoxide related issues. Perdue said a carbon monoxide alarm can make the difference between life or death.
