Airplane Image on the Catastrophe in Ohio

[D2sage]

Anyone in Ohio? Does the government force you to wear mask now like they did for 3 years during the pandemic?

 I read that the authorities says the air in Ohio is safe to breath, two days after one of the largest hazmat releases in history.

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yikes

Edited February 17, 2023 by D2sage

[Devin]

They're all walking around like normal even at the site, the wind blew it away, sharing is caring. They intentionally burnt off a lot of the standing chemicals. Only 1 mile radius was required to evacuate.

The rivers haven't been safe to drink out of since the 1800s, shouldn't even swim in them, roadway storm sewers go to the rivers, asphalt is what's leftover from oil refining(plus gravel added in).

Edited February 17, 2023 by Devin

[Thought Art]

Jeez

[D2sage]

America sounds fun and progressive ?

As a river-swimmer, this breaks my heart.

[Emotionalmosquito]

Anyone know about how widespread the damage from this is going to be?

it looks bad enough to encompass surrounding states, or worse with it contaminating all the rivers

Edited February 17, 2023 by Emotionalmosquito