Train Carrying Ethanol Derails , and Catches on Fire in Minnesota.<br />According to BNSF Railway, 22 cars "carrying mixed freight including ethanol and corn syrup" derailed early on March 30 in Raymond, Minnesota.<br />NBC News reports <br />that several of the <br />cars burst into flames.<br />Residents who live near the crash site <br />were forced to evacuate.<br />No injuries were reported, and BNSF Railway is investigating to determine the cause of the accident.<br />Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg <br />took to Twitter following the crash.<br />The incident comes after several other <br />trains have derailed in recent weeks.<br />Most notably, a Norfolk Southern train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, in February and spilled hazardous materials.<br />The chemicals had to be burned <br />in order to prevent an explosion.<br />Half of the town was evacuated, and residents still worry about the environmental and health impacts.<br />Half of the town was evacuated, and residents still worry about the environmental and health impacts
