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At least it's not a nuclear power plant VMA131Marine Aug 2017 #1
Depending on the chemicals involved.... Adrahil Aug 2017 #8
The area has seen large explosions before VMA131Marine Aug 2017 #9
Benzine in the water table would be pretty devastating.... Adrahil Aug 2017 #14
Not really. One could easily ask oneself which killed more people, Bophal or Fukushima. NNadir Aug 2017 #21
My thoughts exactly or like yuiyoshida Aug 2017 #28
There is a nuclear power plant about 75 miles northeast of where Harvey made landfall. LudwigPastorius Aug 2017 #33
Workers Stayed at Nuclear Plant TomVilmer Aug 2017 #42
That's good news. LudwigPastorius Aug 2017 #44
Oh no. Vibes That nobody gets hurt. applegrove Aug 2017 #2
Oh no. femmedem Aug 2017 #3
It apparently has gone from "serious" to "dangerous". BigmanPigman Aug 2017 #27
Quick, someone ease the regulations so it can ...wait Eliot Rosewater Aug 2017 #4
Welcome. KY_EnviroGuy Aug 2017 #11
What we need now are tax cuts IronLionZion Aug 2017 #29
If it was a vagina OriginalGeek Aug 2017 #46
ATTN all televangelists: Demonstrate your influence. nt NCjack Aug 2017 #5
Excellent. dixiegrrrrl Aug 2017 #32
Trump has the answer - scrap protections that reduce the chances of this situation happening in new Doodley Aug 2017 #6
Let me guess, they'll blame it on regulations bucolic_frolic Aug 2017 #7
Hey, Obama's playing golf instead of acting Presidential here. Pope George Ringo II Aug 2017 #15
Seems to me this was ENTIRELY predictable given the history of Hurricanes in that area. Ford_Prefect Aug 2017 #10
oh no we can't plan bluestarone Aug 2017 #13
It's Texas. Zoning laws; especially commercial, are virtually non-existent. EarthFirst Aug 2017 #17
In Texas no zoning laws, burrowowl Aug 2017 #38
"Blocked from taking meaningful action?" Warpy Aug 2017 #12
I think they mean the water is preventing (blocking) them from accessing the site. The_jackalope Aug 2017 #16
Right. especially with Monkeywrench Pruitt in charge of the EPA Warpy Aug 2017 #18
Crosby is near Fukushima, Texas isn't it? The_jackalope Aug 2017 #19
Dihydrogen Monoxide!!! We're so screwn!!!111!!!1!1 Lucky Luciano Aug 2017 #34
"It will be a fantastic explosion. The best ever!" jalan48 Aug 2017 #20
And over the explosions we shall hear, "That blowed up real good!" Big_K Aug 2017 #23
They must be able to float generators over to there or truck them in on stilts & connect them up? Bernardo de La Paz Aug 2017 #22
I would think some military machinery defacto7 Aug 2017 #37
Rachel on it now! Amaryllis Aug 2017 #24
Let's pick the worst place in America to put a dangerous chemical plant Not Ruth Aug 2017 #25
What about an Iwo jima ship. OkSustainAg Aug 2017 #26
OMG. I hope not. OMG. nt Honeycombe8 Aug 2017 #30
This message was self-deleted by its author LudwigPastorius Aug 2017 #31
Uh, gulp, that's 26 miles east of me and kids, pets, neighbors, friends.... txwhitedove Aug 2017 #35
20 miles east of me. Igel Aug 2017 #39
I have seen wallyworld2 Aug 2017 #36
This is a different peroxide jmowreader Aug 2017 #40
Thank you wallyworld2 Aug 2017 #43
CNN reporting 2 explosions leftynyc Aug 2017 #41
"We're really blocked from taking meaningful action" or "Cheaper to let it blow up"? ucrdem Aug 2017 #45
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