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Scribe625 t1_jcpyeht wrote
Reply to comment by femtoinfluencer in Levels of carcinogenic chemical near Ohio derailment site far above safe limit by Additional-Force-795
Yeah, it kind of worries me that the PA Dept. of Environmental Protection hasn't specifically mentioned dioxin in their testing.
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che-che-chester t1_jcpxvfo wrote
Reply to comment by revdre in Robert Smith of The Cure convinces Ticketmaster to give partial refunds, lower fees by eastbayted
Swift and a bunch of her buddies who have the biggest tours need to get together and say they're not using TM. Of course, they might lose a little money and maybe couldn't even play some cities if there isn't a large non-TM venue.
Ok_Improvement_5897 t1_jcpxi0o wrote
Reply to comment by Scribe625 in Levels of carcinogenic chemical near Ohio derailment site far above safe limit by Additional-Force-795
Thanks for the input - and yeah, good idea on skipping trout season. And yeah history has proven time and time again in this state that every environmental disaster is so much worse than what they initially publicly report - sick of it. Stay safe.
norwegian-ants t1_jcpwy1p wrote
Reply to Levels of carcinogenic chemical near Ohio derailment site far above safe limit by Additional-Force-795
Just remember that the soviet union gave the people that lived and helped to clean up chernobyl, free healthcare for life.
Feel free to fact check,
I learned this from a documentery soo its probably not that accurate.
femtoinfluencer t1_jcpwvv8 wrote
Reply to comment by SWG_138 in Levels of carcinogenic chemical near Ohio derailment site far above safe limit by Additional-Force-795
Pro-Moscow voices tried to steer Ohio train disaster debate 3 hours ago
(No, AP and Reuters aren't any better than legacy media outlets with an explicit flavor)
femtoinfluencer t1_jcpwpk6 wrote
Reply to comment by mces97 in Levels of carcinogenic chemical near Ohio derailment site far above safe limit by Additional-Force-795
> The government should come down on Northfork Southern quickly,
Pretty sure the party in power just busted up a rail worker strike, so no, that won't be happening.
femtoinfluencer t1_jcpwfxb wrote
Reply to comment by TarCalion313 in Levels of carcinogenic chemical near Ohio derailment site far above safe limit by Additional-Force-795
Pro-Moscow voices tried to steer Ohio train disaster debate 3 hours ago
(No, AP and Reuters aren't any better than legacy media outlets with an explicit flavor)
femtoinfluencer t1_jcpw5c7 wrote
Reply to comment by Scribe625 in Levels of carcinogenic chemical near Ohio derailment site far above safe limit by Additional-Force-795
> no one so far has found anything but the air being contaminated during the idiotic controlled burn.
Dioxin and many of the other combustion products are solids, and will have settled out of the plume and into the soil based on prevailing winds.
Mydickradiates t1_jcpvwkf wrote
Reply to comment by nutmeggerking in Levels of carcinogenic chemical near Ohio derailment site far above safe limit by Additional-Force-795
that is not the right thing to do from a public health standpoint. It might be the right thing to do from a political standpoint, provided you are on the opposite side. It is not clear what to do from an ethical standpoint, provided that you are on the opposite side. if you had family that was stuck in the area that shared your political opinion would you feel different
ethics can be funny selfish things
ConscientiousObserv t1_jcpvoke wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Robert Smith of The Cure convinces Ticketmaster to give partial refunds, lower fees by eastbayted
"...well documented..."
I don't think so. Care to provide a source?
kickachicken t1_jcpv8ez wrote
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But everything is perfectly safe!!!!! I should move in there too!!!!
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Scribe625 t1_jcpu3d5 wrote
Reply to comment by Ok_Improvement_5897 in Levels of carcinogenic chemical near Ohio derailment site far above safe limit by Additional-Force-795
I'm in Western PA and the news here has said they've been doing tests to make sure everything is safe and the local governments are trying to make sure areas in Western PA that were close but not in the evacuation zone aren't forgotten by Norfolk Southern.
I know people with farms in Beaver County, PA have been concerned about whether their crops, livestock, or water could be contaminated but no one so far has found anything but the air being contaminated during the idiotic controlled burn. I'm hoping that because our part of the Ohio River is upstream from the derailment the contamination won't spread to the many rivers in the Pittsburgh area, but I'd hope they're being tested regularly since I know some of the Pittsburgh universities like Carnegie Mellon were involved in independent testing in East Palestine.
However, the person I knew who tested the local waterways and raised concerns about what had gone into the Allegheny River when a Norfolk Southern train with hazardous material derailed into the river in 2005 isn't here anymore so I can't find out the real water results this time and know from the 2005 crash not to blindly accept the publicly reported results, so it's kind of anyone's guess right now if it's really safe with the first day of trout starting March 25th for youth and April 1st for everyone else. I'll be erring on the side of caution and skipping fishing this year unless I find someone local who has independently verified the local water and the fish in it aren't contaminated.
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johncanyon t1_jcps8g7 wrote
Reply to comment by ytarinasven in Slovak government to send MIG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine by esberat
Just admit you support Russian imperialism. At the very least, you support allowing it over keeping it in check.
stvrkillr t1_jcprem5 wrote
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Hopefully the “safe limit” of carcinogenic chemicals is zero?? None is how much I would like
vestigialcranium t1_jcpqte3 wrote
Reply to Robert Smith of The Cure convinces Ticketmaster to give partial refunds, lower fees by eastbayted
I'm impressed he's living up to his band's name in a way
KingDorkFTC t1_jcpqfmm wrote
Reply to Levels of carcinogenic chemical near Ohio derailment site far above safe limit by Additional-Force-795
They just keep telling the offenders to test for their mistakes. Why is the EPA leaving it to someone else to test?
Calcaneum t1_jcppmb7 wrote
Reply to comment by kaijugigante in Lance Reddick, 'The Wire' and 'John Wick' star, dies at 60 by d01100100
A moment of Sylens.
girlfreddyf t1_jcq0ad4 wrote
Reply to comment by Time-Guess6600 in Robert Smith of The Cure convinces Ticketmaster to give partial refunds, lower fees by eastbayted
I take it you hold a shit-ton of Live Nation Entertainment stock.