Former Givaudan worker says CSB findings on fatal explosion come as no surprise
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Angelita Oldham said she was one of the first workers to speak up after the blast about equipment issues, leaks and odors at the plant
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A U.S. regulatory board issued its final report Wednesday after its investigation of the fatal Givaudan plant explosion in Louisville, saying it was a "catastrophe waiting to happen."
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