Posted BY: Teresa | NwoReport
(Natural News) A new assessment by independent researchers has determined that the air quality in East Palestine contains “unusually high” levels of toxic chemicals, including dioxins and a choking agent that was used during World War I.
Contradicting an earlier report by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) declaring East Palestine air to be safe, the new report from researchers at Texas A&M University and Carnegie Mellon University identified “higher than normal” concentrations of at least nine potentially harmful chemicals:
– Acrolein
– Benzene
– Vinyl chloride
– Butadiene
– Naphthalene
– O-xylene
– Trichloroethylene
– Trichloroethane
– P-xylene
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Many are describing this toxic plume as “Ohio’s Chernobyl,” and for good reason: these chemicals in isolation, let alone in the aggregate, are linked to cancer and a host of other serious health problems. (Related: The dioxin plume created during the controlled explosion in East Palestine is believed to be the largest ever.)
Why were these chemical released into a pit/trench to burn? The tanks had to be tapped, holes put into, to allow the chemicals to drain. Why weren’t the chemicals pumped into other tankers to be removed in a safe manner. Why isn’t any person or agency asking this question? I haven’t seen this question asked, answered, or discussed anywhere. If you have, please send me an email as to where the info is located. Thank You.