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yuiyoshida

(41,831 posts) Fri Sep 1, 2017, 11:03 PM Sep 2017

Texas fire from chemical plant

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Texas fire from chemical plant (Original Post) yuiyoshida Sep 2017 OP

Wind seems to be out of the NW to the SE per wind maps Warpy Sep 2017 #1

The state's response to the West fertilizer plant explosion was to make the chemical inventory Dustlawyer Sep 2017 #2

Fukushima Snoopy 7 Sep 2017 #3

Warpy

(111,245 posts)

1. Wind seems to be out of the NW to the SE per wind maps

Reply to yuiyoshida (Original post)

Fri Sep 1, 2017, 11:11 PM

Sep 2017

I think anyone who lives within many miles SE of that plant would do well to go away on vacation just about now.

Dustlawyer

(10,495 posts)

2. The state's response to the West fertilizer plant explosion was to make the chemical inventory

Reply to yuiyoshida (Original post)

Sat Sep 2, 2017, 06:23 AM

Sep 2017

of these plants a secret. That is what our money in politics does. We must fight for Publicly Funded Elections. All of the plants here around Beaumont are releasing all kinds of toxic crap into the air starting back up. Many never stopped but still release their waste into the air when they have a "kitchen pass" from regulators like they do now.

Snoopy 7

(526 posts)

3. Fukushima

Reply to yuiyoshida (Original post)

Sat Sep 2, 2017, 08:19 AM

Sep 2017

Texas's very own mini Fukushima, another one, we have chemical, oil, gas, fertilizer plants burn and the same BS will be heard tomorrow "we don't need government regulations"

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