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--- the_crab_die_off_and_teesworks [2025/02/18 00:42] – nefcadmin
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 {{this>Teesworks/1911South-Tees-Master-Plan-Nov-19.2/1911South-Tees-Master-Plan-Nov-19.2-036.jpg|Map shown on page 36 of 2019 South Tees Regeneration Masterplan}}
-STSC was essential to safeguard the dangers the site presented as it still had 1000s of tonnes of chemicals left over from the previous site operations and as such the site is classified as an Upper Tier COMAH (Control Of Major Accident Hazards).  Most of the hazardous chemicals were remnants of the coke oven byproduct plants where the coal tar, which is distilled from coal during the making of coke, is processed.  [[https://www.northeastfc.uk/index.php?page=Teesworks+-+COMAH+Status|The site COMAH status]] highlights what makes the site so dangerous.  These abstracts show the dangers present with information about relevant dangerous substances which could cause a major accident:
+STSC was essential to safeguard the dangers the site presented as it still had 1000s of tonnes of chemicals left over from the previous site operations and as such the site is classified as an Upper Tier COMAH (Control Of Major Accident Hazards).  Most of the hazardous chemicals were remnants of the coke oven byproduct plants where the coal tar, which is distilled from coal during the making of coke, is processed.  [[Teesworks_-_COMAH_Status|The site COMAH status]] highlights what makes the site so dangerous.  These abstracts show the dangers present with information about relevant dangerous substances which could cause a major accident:
 |Hazard Classification of Relevant Dangerous Substances|Hazardous to the aquatic environment|
 |Principle Dangerous Characteristics of These Substances In Simple Terms|Toxic to aquatic life|