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Detroit Bulk Storage leaving Detroit River site after dock collapses, hundreds of violation tickets
Read full article: Detroit Bulk Storage leaving Detroit River site after dock collapses, hundreds of violation ticketsDetroit Bulk Storage is packing up and moving out of its site along the Detroit River after two dock collapses and more than 300 violation tickets.
Detroit officials call on city to permanently ban company operating along Detroit River
Read full article: Detroit officials call on city to permanently ban company operating along Detroit RiverCity officials are calling for Detroit to permanently ban Detroit Bulk Storage Inc. from operating anywhere along the Detroit River.
Violation issued for landowner in seawall collapse along Detroit River, 2 years after similar incident
Read full article: Violation issued for landowner in seawall collapse along Detroit River, 2 years after similar incidentLandowners are under fire once again after part of a seawall collapsed along the Detroit River last month, spilling contaminated soil into the water exactly two years after a nearly-identical incident occurred at the same site.
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‘It is business as usual’ -- Detroit River spill not cleaned up 50 days later
Read full article: ‘It is business as usual’ -- Detroit River spill not cleaned up 50 days laterDETROIT – Residents are outraged over the uranium contaminated site that partially collapsed into the Detroit River and the lack of urgency from officials to fix the situation. “We have to stand up and say, ‘Enough is enough.’”Local 4 Defenders brought to light Detroit Bulk was operating without a permit earlier this week. That heavy is believed to have caused the dock to collapse and then spill contaminated soil into the river. Why was the soil contaminated? Tlaib said dealing with Detroit Bulk Storage is deja vu.