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A deadly blast at the northeastern city of Tianjin<\/a> looks certain to shine a harsh light on how the production and storage of hazardous chemicals in China are regulated\u00a0\u2013<\/span>\u00a0amid growing consciousness of environmental issues<\/a> among the public.<\/p>\n

Two huge explosions at a chemicals storage warehouse in Tianjin\u2019s sprawling port district on Wednesday have killed dozens of people, around a quarter of them firefighters, according to media reports<\/a> at time of press. Around 700 are reported to be seriously injured.<\/div>\n
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Buildings and infrastructure were damaged over a wide radius, and it is not yet clear what kind of threat toxic materials have posed to human health amid reports that chemical warfare units<\/a> are at the scene of the disaster.<\/div>\n
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Chinese media speculated that secondary explosions may have been fueled by materials including sodium cyanide, which is highly toxic; calcium carbide, which burns the skin; toluene diisocyanate, which harms the respiratory tract; and butanone, which can sting the eyes and nose if inhaled in large doses.<\/div>\n
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According to one report, sodium cyanide has been detected<\/a> in Tianjin’s sewage system and emergency services are trying to remove 700 tonnes of the compound from the site.<\/div>\n
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The exact cause of the disaster isn\u2019t yet known, and is the latest of a string of explosions and serious environmental incidents<\/a>\u00a0at chemical facilities on China\u2019s heavily-industrialised east coast over the last decade. The scale of the Tianjin explosion\u00a0\u2013<\/span>\u00a0so big it was visible from space\u00a0\u2013<\/span>\u00a0is likely to stoke concerns that local officials are allowing too many dangerous facilities to operate without proper checks.<\/div>\n
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In common with many other fast-growing coastal cities in China, residential buildings and schools in Tianjin weren\u2019t far from the port area, and scores of apartment blocks had windows and doors blown in by the blast.<\/div>\n
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Eyewitnesses said the fireball<\/a> from the explosion reached a height of 20 storeys, incinerating<\/a> thousands of cars and shipping containers stored at the port, parts of which resemble a war zone, video footage<\/a> shows.<\/div>\n
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The China Youth Daily<\/i> quoted an anonymous expert as saying the first explosion may have been caused by concentrated alcohol products, but added it is harder to identify what materials had caused the secondary blasts.<\/div>\n
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Tianjin\u2019s city government said any pollutants released by the explosion are likely to have been blown out to sea by prevailing winds, while 12 emergency air quality measuring stations placed around the site showed levels of pollutants weren\u2019t any higher than normal.<\/div>\n
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Despite reports that residents in Beijing, around 160 kilometres from Tianjin, had been told to stay indoors, official measurements of air quality in the capital did not register any effects from the explosion.<\/div>\n
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But some observers, such as Cheng Qian, an anti-pollution campaigner with Greenpeace, said air quality measurements do not include compounds that include cyanide.<\/div>\n
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Arrest<\/strong><\/div>\n
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The warehouse at the centre of the explosion is owned by a private company, Ruihai International Logistics, which was founded in 2012 and trades in hazardous chemicals, handling one million tonnes of goods a year.<\/div>\n
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It also stores liquefied natural gas, flammable liquids, and toxic and corrosive products.<\/div>\n
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A\u00a0Voice of China<\/i> reporter met a Ruihui employee at the scene who had only escaped as he had gone out to buy food for six colleagues, and the journalist was told by the warehouse worker he had not received any training in handling hazardous materials.<\/div>\n
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A report<\/a> on US online news site Quartz<\/em> said a government inspection in 2013 reported five of the more than 4,300 containers on site were\u00a0improperly encased<\/a>\u00a0(link in Chinese).\u00a0A company official has been detained by the police, the People\u2019s Daily<\/em> reported.<\/div>\n
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Chemicals hub<\/strong><\/div>\n
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Tianjin<\/a> is northern China\u2019s largest port, where the chemical sector is an integral part of the city\u2019s economy.<\/div>\n
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In 2012 media reports drew attention that the Bohai Sea was being \u2018encircled\u2019 by the rapid growth of the chemical industry in Tianjin and neighbouring cities.<\/div>\n
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And across many parts of China, the media and general public have been asking questions about the level of disclosure and consultation in environmental impact assessments required from companies that store hazardous chemicals.<\/div>\n
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An environmental impact assessment for Ruihai, produced in 2013 by the Tianjin Academy of Environmental Protection Sciences, shows that the majority of products to be stored in the company\u2019s warehouse were dangerous or flammable.<\/div>\n
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These presented environmental risks during transportation or storage, the assessment added, but it concluded that the risk of an accident was within acceptable limits.<\/div>\n
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As part of that report, 130 questionnaires were issued in the surrounding area; 100% of respondents said the site was suitable; around 52% were supportive of the proposed project’s measures for environmental protection; while the remainder expressed no opinion. However it is unclear who these respondents were.<\/div>\n
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Buffer zones<\/strong><\/div>\n
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Since Wednesday’s explosion many local residents have told media they never saw any questionnaires. In many cases around China, the public have objected strongly<\/a> to chemical plants near their homes.<\/div>\n
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One source who has played a leading role in Tianjin’s zoning decisions told the National Business Daily<\/i> that growth in the chemical industry hadn\u2019t originally been part of the plan for the Tianjin development zone \u2013 and that production plants are packed too closely together.<\/div>\n
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A professor from Xi\u2019an University of Architecture and Technology said China\u2019s rules on buffer zones between stores of hazardous materials and residential buildings needed to be made \u201cmuch clearer\u201d.<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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