Federal transportation officials expected to release a preliminary report examining the Ohio train derailment.
The companydocumenting its cleanup effort and citing EPA data showing air and water safety data.
"We recognize that we have a responsibility, and we have committed to doing what’s right for the residents of East Palestine," the company said in a statement included on the site. "We are going to learn from this terrible accident and work with regulators and elected officials to improve railroad safety," the statement added.
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