It was interesting to see the chemical plant employees cleaning up dead fish instead of taking water samples.
Um why are all the reports in a circle along an invisible edge? Seems like animals closest to the spill should be most effected.
Because geopolitically speaking, everyone is tied to a centre, which is usually the nearest town. I suspect each of these places are county council seats. So every town pin point not only covers the town, but the outskirts within its influence.
OK well what's more is the circle is massively larger than the effected area as shown here. (i.dailymail.co.uk)
I don't trust that graphic, it is very conservative.
I thought the chems were blowing east and also into the Ohio River.
Most of the chemicals in the air are indeed blowing east on prevailing winds. A certain portion of debris in any event like that will naturally go elsewhere. For example, if Yellowstone would erupt, a portion of the ash cloud would hit California.
I would expect that but Lorain Ohio is significantly west of the area impacted. I might have to drive out there and look for myself.
I might have to drive out there and look for myself.
That's a mighty risky thing to do, brother.
South if there had the Teflon leakage. It is beautiful country fucked over.
Did you create this from news reports?
Not me. Someone else.
(post is archived)