“You’re looking at five, 10, 15, 20 years down the line [until you see potential long-term effects]. There’s some pretty nasty chemicals,” said a hazmat expert.
The damage caused by the controlled burn of toxic chemicals after a train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, is still being felt across the country. Governor Mike DeWine and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has tried to claim that the water is safe to drink and bathe with, but videographic evidence says otherwise, as the water appears highly acidic and poisonous, as tons of animals and fish are turning up dead because of it.
Poster Comment:
That burn produced dioxin. One aspirin size dosage of dioxin in the air is sufficient to kill 32 million people.