Lithium-ion battery caused massive Camden scrapyard fire, company says
A lithium-ion battery wrongly delivered to EMR scrapyard in Camden caused a massive fire Friday night, the company said.
Lithium-ion battery likely caused massive junkyard fire in Camden, EMR Metal Recycling says
EMR Metal Recycling said a lithium-ion battery that was "wrongly delivered" to the Camden shredding facility was likely the ...
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Lithium-ion batteries to blame for last week's fire in Camden scrapyard, officials say
Officials say lithium-ion batteries caused Friday’s fire at a South Camden scrapyard that prompted more than 100 homes in ...
Company cites lithium-ion battery as cause of major Camden blaze that spurred 100 families to evacuate
EMR Recycling has been the scene of multiple fires over the years, with the last major one in 2022, putting it at odds with ...
Raging N.J. junkyard fire sent plume of thick smoke into the air
A four-alarm fire broke out at a junkyard in Camden on Friday evening, sending a giant plume of smoke into the air, causing ...
‘Nerve wracking': Large junkyard fire in Camden sent black smoke into the air
Large black smoke clouds could be seen coming from a fire at a junkyard in Camden, New Jersey, on Friday afternoon. Residents ...
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Massive fire sends plumes of heavy smoke over Camden, NJ
CAMDEN, NJ (WPVI) -- A massive four-alarm fire sent plumes of heavy smoke across South Jersey on Friday. The call came in ...
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Massive junkyard fire contained, but burning as crews work to wrestle control
The thick, black smoke billowed up from the fire and was visible for miles beyond the site of the fire, while up close, huge ...
Large fire burns in Camden
Camden fire crews are battling a massive fire in what is said to be a junkyard. "This is particularly true if Russia assesses ...
Residents, county commissioner frustrated after learning there have been multiple fires at Camden junkyard
The massive fire that sparked at a Camden junkyard has been extinguished but one elected official says there's a larger issue ...