Jim Beam Bourbon Spill Enters Ohio River

... bourbon to spill into the Kentucky River, killing fish there and in the Ohio River. Jim Beam agreed to the fine in a Dec. 6 order from the ...

A massive slug of Jim Beam bourbon from last week's warehouse fire entered the Ohio River on Monday after traveling more than 20 miles down ...

Mura said the "alcohol plume" from the bourbon runoff in the Kentucky River is approximately 23 miles long. The aftermath of the bourbon spill ...

... alcohol into the Kentucky and Ohio rivers, killing fish. The distiller agreed to the fine in a Dec. 6 order from the Kentucky Energy and ...

Thousands of fish have died after a fire at a bourbon whisky distillery in Kentucky led to alcohol-contaminated water entering rivers and streams.

... bourbon. The runoff of that fire has contaminated the Kentucky River that is located close to the warehouse. Since then a algae plume was ...

... River into the Ohio River. CBS affiliate WKYT-TV ... Officials say when it comes to bourbon spills in Kentucky, that they know the drill.

Jim Beam is facing a massive fine stemming from a July warehouse fire that caused bourbon to spill into the Kentucky River and eventually ...

(AP/WTHR) — Bourbon that leaked from a fire that destroyed a Jim Beam barrel warehouse in Kentucky is making its way to the Ohio River. State ...

Bourbon that leaked ...

Woodford County Emergency… Environment · Jim Beam Bourbon Spill Enters Ohio River, Leaving Trail Of Dead Fish Behind. July 8, 2019. A massive ...

What once was a Jim Beam warehouse in Woodford County is now a pile of rubble. As concerns of bourbon runoff reaching the Ohio River remain ...

Spilled whiskey from the warehouse flowed into Glenns Creek, which feeds into the Kentucky River and reached the Ohio River Monday morning, ...

VERSAILLES, Ky. (AP) — Bourbon that leaked from a fire that destroyed a Jim Beam barrel warehouse in Kentucky is making its way to the Ohio ...

In the case of Glenn's Creek, the bourbon entering the river introduced a huge influx of organic material to the water. ... After the Jim Beam ...

KENTUCKY – Bourbon that leaked from a fire that destroyed a Jim Beam Warehouse in Kentucky is making its way to the Ohio River.

The plume of alcohol took a week to move downstream into the much larger and faster-moving Ohio River, where it quickly dissipated, the EEC said ...

Woodford County Emergency… Environment · Jim Beam Bourbon Spill Enters Ohio River, Leaving Trail Of Dead Fish Behind. July 8, 2019. A massive ...

Bourbon that leaked from a fire that destroyed a Jim Beam barrel warehouse in Kentucky is making its way to the Ohio River.

Bourbon that leaked from a fire that destroyed a Jim Beam barrel warehouse in Kentucky is making its way to the Ohio River.