Train derailment spilling soybeans killed these Georgia fish, ecologist says
The catastrophic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio has led to a new scrutiny of the safety of the freight rail industry. One derailment from July hit close to home for Georgians. An ecologist told FOX 5 that a train derailment in Gainesville over the summer caused at least 100 fish to suffocate. The culprit: Spilled soybeans.
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