A substantial fire broke out at the Crown Recycling facility in Calverton, Long Island, early Wednesday morning, leading to the complete destruction of the plant. Over 30 fire departments responded to the blaze, which was reported around 2 a.m. By 8 a.m., the fire was approximately 80% contained, with firefighters continuing to manage hot spots. The Department of Environmental Conservation was on-site to monitor environmental impacts from smoke and water runoff, advising local residents to keep windows closed until the smoke clears. The facility had been in operation for over 30 years, recycling various materials.
The recycling plant in Calverton was destroyed in a large fire, which was nearly 80% contained by 8 a.m. with 30 fire departments responding.
The Department of Environmental Conservation is assessing off-site impacts of smoke and water runoff from the fire at the recycling facility.
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