TX City chemical levels too high to be read by equipment (xpost)

[Nihil]

"TEXAS CITY, TX (KTRK) -- We have new information on what was being released into the
air after a power outage affected a chemical plant and three refineries in Texas City."

"The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality now says the air on Tuesday morning in
Texas City was so toxic that monitoring equipment couldn't go high enough to detect it
all. The meters were pegged. That despite the fact we were told by at least three
separate Texas City first responders that monitors didn't find anything out of the
ordinary following the flares."

:wow:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x4828615

Corporations are bad for your health.

[Walk away]

1. I have lived most of my life in New Jersey....

I can bicycle to at least two Super Fund sites. My family has been glowing in the dark for generations.

Where do the people who sell us out like this live?

[femrap]

2. Yes......what are

the addresses of the top 400 Households in the US? I'm quite sure they're the ones making all the money off our illnesses and deaths.

I suppose Greenwich, CT would be a good place to start....and their second homes in the Hamptons.

[Wilms]

3. "What Are Their Names" (Crosby, Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Michael Shrieve, Young)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaW0TIAx9B4

[txlibdem]

4. Funny how none of the anti-nuke crowd are posting about fossil fuel pollution

It brings to mind so many questions about the true motives of the anti-nukers.

[jpak]

5. What a stupid post

yup

[txlibdem]

6. Proving my point

Thank you.