#ohio chernobyl

[jessica-marie-baumgartner]

[gnarlymetalghost]

i’m so sorry letterboxd user Tyler

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America's 'Own Chernobyl': China Labels Ohio Train Crash A Major Disaster; Slams US For Distracting National Media

#OhioChernobyl is literally a CCP tag and show how much they don't understand actual Chernobyl :-/

[walkinverse]

What Happened To The Ohio Story?

Media Silence. Ever ask why?

[slavicgerman]

[emperornorton47]

When Biden offered disaster relief, the stupid governor turned him down. Red states elect the least compassionate officials.

[ancient-healer]

[chouxiscool]

[jessica-marie-baumgartner]

If you're a true environmentalist

You will demand answers for the Ohio train derailment toxic chemical burn AND the toxic Tuscon crash.

These incidents are just as bad as oil spills, despite how our "leaders" ignore them. They maybe actually be worse in the long run.

[whatevergreen]

"Days after a catastrophic train derailment prompted officials to conduct a "controlled release" of the toxic chemicals onboard, animals are dying at alarming rates in East Palestine, Ohio.

A woman in North Lima, roughly 11 miles away from the village of East Palestine, where the crash occurred, checked on her chicken coop on February 7 only to find her five hens and rooster laying lifeless, with no sign of a predator entering their enclosure.

"I'm beyond upset and quite panicked, 'cause this, they may be just chickens, but they're family," Amanda Breshears told local news outlet ABC27 WHTM.

Though local officials have indicated drinking water in the region is safe to drink, CBS News reported, and the Environmental Protection Agency is monitoring air quality and has indicated there is no reason for concern, Breshears and other Ohio residents aren't convinced.

"My video camera footage shows my chickens were perfectly fine before they started this burn, and as soon as they started the burn, my chickens slowed down and they died," Breshears said. "If it can do this to chickens in one night, imagine what it's going to do to us in 20 years."

Onboard the train — which derailed in a fiery crash on February 3 — were highly flammable hazardous materials, including vinyl chloride, used to create a polymer that forms a popular plastic. Worried that the materials could explode, sending deadly shrapnel flying up to a mile through the air, officials conducted a "controlled release" of the chemicals and burnt them, sending a toxic cloud of black smoke into the air."

..."Breshears' chickens weren't the only fatalities locals are attributing to the burn. Taylor Holzer, an East Palestine resident who rescues foxes, told Newsweek all four of his animals are experiencing signs of chemical exposure. One rescue fox had such severe symptoms it died before it could receive treatment.

"He went downhill very fast," Holzer said, adding that the fox had symptoms including diarrhea and breathing issues. "He crashed so fast and unexpectedly. He wasn't able to blink or function properly as he died in my arms."

In addition to the domesticated animals suffering from the toxin exposure, locals have reported seeing streams full of dead fish in recent days. An official with the Ohio EPA confirmed toxic material had entered the waterways after the burn and killed fish but reiterated that drinking water is safe and air contaminant levels are not currently cause for concern, CBS News reported."

"The water is 'safe to drink' but everything in it is suddenly dead"

..."While the animal deaths initially alarmed residents, human health problems are also beginning to appear, even among residents who initially evacuated the area.

Chelsea Simpson, who lives near the site of the derailment, told The New Republic she has had a sore throat since the burn, and her 8-month-old baby has suffered respiratory issues that are being treated with a steroid. Simpson said her eyes were bloodshot and burning after visiting her home for just 10 minutes a few days ago, and she has yet to return."

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[walkinverse]

Ohio's Nightmare, Recap. What They're Not Telling You

[samuraisharkie]

The ONLY reason I’m keeping my version of the post is to catalogue my own reaction to this news. I will reblog ms-demeanors’ post a second time tomorrow

[magnoliabloomfield]

I can see how this world would make you think there is no God.

But I can’t imagine this world not convincing you without a doubt that there most definitely is a Devil.

[fancyparadisetale]

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRtkRNjB/