EPA Response Coordinator Mark Durno has also said he believes the agency had enough sensors on the ground to effectively monitor the air and water as the derailed cars burned.
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"But again there was no data suggesting that that was necessary. And to this date, there is no data that suggests that that's necessary," Durno said
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