Cold weather brings new obstacles for Clifton residents cleaning up from Givaudan explosion | News from WDRB [Video]

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — The winter weather brings a new set of challenges for Clifton residents dealing with debris left behind by the explosion at Givaudan Sense Colour.

The cold temperatures are moving in as residents near Givaudan are moving out. However, not everyone can escape the damage left behind by the explosion.

Patrick Livers can see the plant from his bedroom window. He works in construction and has been renovating his house for about a decade. It’s a passion project and “never-ending remodel” for him. It’s also the only home his two sons have ever spent the holidays.

“It’s just tough, ya know?” Livers said about the aftermath of the explosion.

But now, they’ve temporarily moved into an apartment because of the explosion that killed two people and injured 11 others at the Givaudan Sense Colour plant in Clifton.He’s spent more than a week cleaning up the debris …