I live in the County over from the BioLab fire that started because of the hurricane.
We're getting more information here than y'all are nationally.
They're lying to us about everything because they do not care about us, don't want to do anything, and just want to keep...
We're getting more information here than y'all are nationally.
They're lying to us about everything because they do not care about us, don't want to do anything, and just want to keep...
The EPA lies too. 
For Liberals trying to politicize this:
It's Democrats every bit as much as Republicans.
Don't kid yourself. They're both corrupt Capitalists who put profit over lives. They are on the same side and it's not ours.
It's Democrats every bit as much as Republicans.
Don't kid yourself. They're both corrupt Capitalists who put profit over lives. They are on the same side and it's not ours.
Clarification: The hurricane hit on Friday, which started a small roof leak that initially triggered the fire.
The fire triggered the sprinkler system.
The fire department came and poured water on the fire that created the massive plume on Sunday.
The fire triggered the sprinkler system.
The fire department came and poured water on the fire that created the massive plume on Sunday.
Last year, the federal agency published an investigation titled, “Trichloroisocyanuric Acid Reaction, Decomposition, and Toxic Gas Release at Bio-Lab, Inc.” wsbtv.com/news/local/roc…
If you have personally been impacted by this, Jordan is looking to speak with you for his journalism. You can reach him here:
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"Stewart, who works at Maxx Tire Service, said, 'You even see people in hazmat suits fully covered, which is really concerning because we don’t have that kind of gear'."
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@LorneChrones When chlorine gas reacts with water, it is considered an exothermic reaction meaning it releases heat as the reaction occurs; this is because chlorine dissolves in water and forms hypochlorous acid (HOCl) and hydrochloric acid (HCl), a process that releases energy as a byproduct.
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