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5,000-Gallon Diesel Spill from Equinix Data Centre Contaminates New Jersey Creek

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Approximately 5,000 gallons of diesel fuel leaked from an Equinix data centre in Secaucus, New Jersey, spilling into Anderson Creek in the Meadowlands area. Cleanup operations are currently underway at the site following the incident. Authorities confirmed that the spilled fuel was contained before it could reach the nearby Hackensack River. Environmental advocate Bill Sheehan of Hackensack Riverkeeper has urged officials to pursue a natural resource damages claim against Equinix in response to the spill.

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