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Nov 2025

UPS CRASH

UPS vehicle/plane crash involving hundreds of thousands of gallons of fuel, oil, and chemicals; subsequent fire

Nov 2025

Airgas

Large anhydrous ammonia leak from Airgas tanker truck in hotel parking lot (~25,000 lbs released)

Nov 2025

CF, Dow, Oneok, Pryor Chemical

Multiple chemical releases/explosions/fires (ammonia, ethylene, other gases) causing shelter-in-place, injuries, or deaths

Nov 2025

PBBT Corp

Major chemical fire at facility releasing unknown substances

ACTIVE CLEANUP TIMELINE

Date of IncidentLocation Incident DescriptionCompany InvolvedCompanies
mpacted		Cleanup
Agency		Current StatusYouTube Coverage
January 4, 2025Oregon, Corvallis (Mary’s River)Train derailment spilling urea fertilizer into riverPortland & Western RailroadMary’s River ecosystem, local water/ wildlifeOregon DEQ with potential EPA involvementOngoing removal of fertilizer contaminants from river and bankshttps://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=corvallis+train+derailment+fertilizer+spill+2025
June 26, 2025Connecticut, WallingfordOil spill at chemical plant that ignited into fireAllnexLocal waterways/soil, facility surroundingsConnecticut DEQ and EPA (ongoing facility review)Ongoing site review and potential remediation due to facility history of spillshttps://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=allnex+wallingford+oil+spill+fire+2025
July 18, 2025Washington State, Indian Creek areaTanker truck rollover spilling hazardous materials into creekUnspecified tanker operatorIndian Creek and surrounding watershedWashington State Department of Ecology (crews on-site)Active response and containment; updates indicate continued monitoring/remediationhttps://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=indian+creek+tanker+truck+spill+2025
September 7, 2025Indiana, NewburghMajor chemical fire at facility releasing unknown substancesPBBT CorpLocal air/soil in industrial areaEPA and Indiana DEM analyzing materials/post-fire remediationOngoing analysis and cleanup of fire residueshttps://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pbbt+newburgh+chemical+fire+2025
~November 5-14, 2025 (cluster of recent incidents)Multiple locations (see below)Multiple chemical releases/explosions/fires (ammonia, ethylene, other gases) causing shelter-in-place, injuries, or deathsVarious (CF Industries, Dow, Oneok, Pryor Chemical, etc.)Local communities, air quality, workersResponsible parties (companies with EPA/state oversight (air monitoring and site assessments active)Ongoing (air quality assessments, site containment, investigations) for most in this clusterhttps://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=cf+industries+yazoo+explosion+2025 or similar per incident
November ~14, 2025Oklahoma, WeatherfordLarge anhydrous ammonia leak from Airgas tanker truck in hotel parking lot (~25,000 lbs released)AirgasLocal area residents (34+ hospitalized, evacuations)Airgas (responsible party) with Oklahoma DEQ/EPA potential oversightVery recent; residual cleanup and monitoring likely activehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=example_local_news (search “Weatherford Oklahoma ammonia leak November 2025” for multiple news clips)
~November 12, 2025Georgia (Atlanta area likely)UPS vehicle/plane crash involving hundreds of thousands of gallons of fuel, oil, and chemicals; subsequent fireUPSSite soil/groundwater, potential local waterUPS (responsible party) with EPA oversight for large-scale environmental responseMajor environmental cleanup effort underway (fuel/oil/chemical remediation)https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ups+crash+fuel+spill+2025

Notes:

  • These are the standout major incidents from 2025 with confirmed ongoing elements (e.g., remediation, monitoring, or investigation).
  • Oversight is typically the responsible party (polluter-pays principle), with EPA or state agencies monitoring compliance.
  • The Coming Clean Chemical Incident Tracker reports 130+ chemical incidents in 2025 so far, with a cluster of serious ammonia/chemical releases in early November—many remain open for air/soil checks.
  • SpillTracker.org and news sources highlight petrochemical-heavy states (TX, OK, MS, etc.) with active cases.