I suspect these so-called enviro-nuts are bribed and was told to shut their mouths and of course, since all of them are dems, they don't want to betray creepy uncle Joe.
The firing squad could work as well along with ducking stool. Throwing them tomatoes or cream pies might work too to humiliate them. In some cases, public humiliation is worse than death.
Yeah I guess trains don't have a lot of choice when they want to stop somewhere. I am pretty sure trucks carrying flammables/dangerous chems are limited on where they can go, at least around here, but I couldn't find anything about it, so I'll try not to think too much about the next truck speeding past me.
Those are rookie numbers, just 2x RSL. Could come from burning oil and shit (not only all oil-based fuels and lubricants contain benzene, the very process of burning hydrocarbons/plastic can generate it). It's strange that ethylbenzene concentration is so high. Again, could be combustion product. And ethylbenzene is not as bad as benzene - less carcinogenic and metabolizes more easily.
Why are you doomposting? The immediate surroundings of derailment site are fucked, but vinyl chloride in the atmosphere is going to decompose under UV rays, forming hydrochloric acid in the process. Said acid will pour with rain and will be neutralized by whatever basic stuff it touches. It'll cause acute damage to environment (depending on the concentration of acid), but no lasting consequences for remote areas. Not great, not terrible.
Meter in the video: https://www.gascliptech.com/multi-gas-clip-simple-plus.php
A lot of people want to say its not on CNN or MSNBC cause gov conspiracy theory. I use to know people that work in the media ( CBS ) is not that the gov is telling them to stay quite. It just journalist and media personalities don't give a fuck about the "boring conservative" midwest. If is not on the coast they don't give a fuck.
Not only in Ohio, but also Southern Indiana and North and West Kentucky, Southern Illinois and since the Ohio River flow to the Mississippi River, let's see what'll be the impact down to New Orleans.
