US Nuclear’s Real-Time Monitoring Solution for These Frequent Hazardous Material Spills, Fires, and Disasters

Rhea-AI Summary

US Nuclear (OTC-QB: UCLE) highlights the increasing necessity for real-time monitoring solutions in light of rising hazardous material incidents across the U.S. Following the East Palestine train derailment, which released over 100,000 gallons of dangerous materials, chemical fires and spills have become alarmingly frequent, with reports of 224 chemical fires and 1,700 oil spills annually. A recent fire at a recycling plant in Indiana emitted toxic smoke and confirmed the presence of asbestos over a mile away, exacerbating concerns. US Nuclear offers real-time monitoring instruments for air and water quality, including drone-mounted monitors and hazardous chemical detectors with an extensive library of over 700 chemicals. The company emphasizes the urgent need for effective monitoring to protect public health and the environment amidst these chemical disasters.

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• Growing demand for real-time hazardous material monitoring solutions.
• Wide range of monitoring products including air, water, and drone-mounted systems.
• Ability to detect over 700 hazardous chemicals, enhancing safety measures.

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LOS ANGELES, CA, April 17, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- Since the train derailment in East Palestine which dumped more than 100,000 gallons of highly hazardous materials, there have been many more incidents involving toxic spills, fires, and disasters contaminating our air, water, environment, and food supply. These disasters happen all the time. In fact, every year, Americans are hit with 224 chemical fires and explosions, plus 1,700 chemical or oil spills each year, and what is needed are real-time monitoring solutions like those offered by US Nuclear (OTC-QB: UCLE), which can help first responders and local residents identify exactly which hazardous materials are present and if protective action should be taken.

Of recent concern is a massive fire that broke out at a recycling plant in eastern Indiana this past Tuesday, spewing out smoke and toxic particulate matter. A large range of carcinogenic compounds are formed when plastics are burned. Officials are taking air samples around the clock and it has already been confirmed that a cancer-causing compound, white asbestos, has been detected more than a mile away from the fire site. However, it takes time to manually take an air sample and analyze it in a lab, and up to several days or even weeks can pass before the results are obtained. For example, the fire started on Tuesday, but air sampling results showing how local residents would be affected weren’t expected until Friday. What we need to better protect our health are real-time monitoring solutions that can continuously measure air or water quality, identify which toxic materials are present, and instantly signal an alarm when contamination levels become dangerous.

US Nuclear offers a wide range of real-time, multi-function monitoring instruments for monitoring hazardous radiation, debris, and chemicals, including:

• Air monitoring
• Water monitoring
• Drone-mounted-monitors
• Hazardous chemical detector with an expandable library of over 700+ hazardous chemicals

In the event of these toxic disasters, having the most up-to-date, real-time information is the first step towards addressing the problem and protecting locals and the environment. US Nuclear is a leading manufacturer of real-time hazardous material detection instrumentation, and there is a large, unmet need for this type of equipment in light of these recent disasters.

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US Nuclear Corp. (OTC-QB: UCLE)
Robert I. Goldstein, President, CEO, and Chairman
Richard Landry, Chief Financial Officer
Ph: (818) 883 7043
Email: info@usnuclearcorp.com
http://usnuclearcorp.com
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FAQ

What does US Nuclear (UCLE) focus on in their recent press release?

US Nuclear emphasizes the need for real-time monitoring solutions to address hazardous material incidents, particularly following recent chemical spills and fires.

How many chemical fires and spills occur in the U.S. annually according to UCLE?

According to US Nuclear, there are approximately 224 chemical fires and 1,700 oil spills each year in the U.S.

What monitoring solutions does US Nuclear provide?

US Nuclear offers a range of monitoring solutions, including air and water quality monitoring, drone-mounted monitors, and hazardous chemical detectors.

What incident prompted US Nuclear to highlight their monitoring solutions?

The train derailment in East Palestine, which released over 100,000 gallons of hazardous materials, prompted US Nuclear to highlight the need for effective monitoring solutions.

What hazardous substance was detected a mile away from a recycling plant fire in Indiana?

White asbestos, a cancer-causing compound, was detected over a mile away from a recycling plant fire in Indiana.