A truck trailer loaded with salvaged magnesium chips was set afire Tuesday afternoon and exploded into white-hot flames, forcing the evacuation of nearly 200 workers from two factories and resident… ...

A magnesium fire at a recycling plant burned out of control Friday night, ... Magnesium is a silvery-white, highly flammable metal that, when ignited, releases irritating or toxic fumes.

A huge magnesium-fueled fire in a Maywood industrial park has kept Los Angeles County firefighters at bay for the better part of Tuesday morning, officials said. The three-alarm blaze in the 3500 ...

Magnesium is considered to be in the Class D Fire category. It has a melting point of 1,202 °F and a boiling point of 2,024 °F. When magnesium is in its metal form, it burns very easily in air.

Magnesium burns a white light and is hard to extinguish. Springfield Fire Department spokesman Dennis Leger told 22News firefighters worked for 2 hours to contain the flames until they burned out.

PETOSKEY—Quick action by employees, follow-up work by firefighters, and safety measures implemented after a fire last winter all were all key in preventing a second major magnesium-fueled blaze ...

When fire officials arrived at Meridian Magnesium's main plant at 1:37 a.m. May 2 they were informed by an employee of an "explosion in the tunnel," according to the report.

An explosion during an auto parts plant fire that ultimately stopped production of the Ford F-150 was so violent that it threw a worker through the air into a door jamb.

The fire was first reported around 11:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Chicago Magnesium Casting Company in Dixmoor. According to its website, the company was founded in 1953. It's an aluminum and sand ...

IDK about you, but I would very much like to have all of those processes running smoothly in my body. English Tabaie says that women need around 310 to 320 milligrams of magnesium a day, while men ...

Thousands of people evacuated because of a magnesium fire at a recycling plant were allowed to return home Saturday, but the blaze still could take days to burn itself out ...