EMR Metal Recycling said a lithium-ion battery that was "wrongly delivered" to the Camden shredding facility was likely the ...
EMR Recycling has been the scene of multiple fires over the years, with the last major one in 2022, putting it at odds with ...
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Massive fire at EMR complex sends smoke billowing from South CamdenA massive fire sent black smoke billowing from a Camden scrap yard on Friday evening, stirring concerns over air quality in ...
In a statement released Sunday, EMR Metal Recycling said the battery was “wrongly delivered” to the shredding facility and “undetectably concealed within scrap metal.” “EMR does not ...
CAMDEN, New Jersey (KYW) — A massive fire that took hours to put out at a Camden junkyard was likely caused by a lithium-ion battery, the recycling company that owns the facility said.
A lithium-ion battery wrongly delivered to EMR scrapyard in Camden caused a massive fire Friday night, the company said.
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