Ohio residents fear toxic nightmare after train derailment
Ohio residents fear toxic nightmare after train derailment
Now there is a crisis of confidence in the East After that train derailment in Palestine Ohio and the toxic spill nearly two weeks ago still evokes images.
Concerns notwithstanding, officials say the air will now be cleaner and cleaner.
The EPA ground on the public health front we need to get today. The train company is responsible for this below and kept its promise.
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Wear a trained venom tonight. Chemical derailment through eastern Ohio and officials executed a controlled execution.
Leave the EPA on the ground today asking the residents of East Palestine to believe us if we say the water is safe and the air is safe.
Because we checked it and the data shows it, but residents say they were skeptical after mixed messages earlier and were advised to consider it this week.
Drink bottled water now that they are called tap-safe. EPA Administrator Michael Reagan tells me he believes that.
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