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Torgul's avatar

I was thinking about this yesterday. I have a good educational background, some in chemistry. I am not young so was a while ago. One thing that would happen in a chemical spill is that efforts would be made to collect the poisons ... carefully. And then safely dispose of them, one would take as much time as needed, being careful to not stir things up.

If the goal was to safely handle the spill, what one would NOT do .... is cause an explosion. Just would not happen.

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Dani Richards's avatar

it is not too many articles. Beyond appalling that this is hardly being reported on (and is minimized, if so), by the MSM.

I ask many people I run into, what have you heard about the environmental disaster unfolding in Ohio? And I get only blank looks. When I begin to describe the very real potential for catastrophic devastation, there is no dawning light of understanding, how massive this is.

This horror movie only gets more and more horrifying. How do we "not comply" with something like this?

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