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Home|News|CSB Investigator Johnnie Banks Discusses Ongoing Investigation into January 9, 2014, Catastrophic Chemical Leak at Freedom Industries in Charleston, WV.

CSB Investigator Johnnie Banks Discusses Ongoing Investigation into January 9, 2014, Catastrophic Chemical Leak at Freedom Industries in Charleston, WV.

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Preliminary Findings to be Released at July 16 Public Meeting in Charleston, WV.
 

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