Norfolk Southern agrees to $310 million federal settlement about Ohio practice derailment

Norfolk Southern agrees to 0 million federal settlement about Ohio practice derailment


Important Details
  • Norfolk Southern has agreed to pay out $310 million to settle fees in excess of the East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment that occurred in February 2023, with the vast majority of that going to cleanup prices.
  • The company will pay out a $15 million great for alleged violations of the Clear Drinking water Act as element of the federal settlement.
  • Norfolk Southern is estimating it will spend $1.7 billion in whole charges linked with the incident.



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