this Ohio chemical train derailment and fire is an important reminder to have secure water supply, but gotta say poison rain is hard problem to solve for
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stay humble stack clean ice and berkey filtration systems
Was looking for gas mask with 40mm filters. And was thinking about getting some water…
Clean water should be your number 1 prep, ser. But it's heavy & bulky, so people don't store enough. A good place to put it is in 2L bottles under your kitchen cabinets , if you have removable skirting: https://imgs.search.brave.com/hRNRX8Xdcvwm7kLrCWz6VUV56mF95BPKO7yP5_aTOv0/rs:fit:450:355:1/g:ce/aHR0cDovL2NkbjIu/dG1iaS5jb20vVEZI/L1N0ZXAtQnktU3Rl/cC9GSDA5TUFZX0NB/QkRSQV8wMi5KUEc
Yeah just a horrible situation all around.
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It's hard to judge the scale of it all.
Source: https://twitter.com/ArithmeticArra1/status/1625364569852895235
IMO this is *way* bigger than the media are telling you. Concentrations of just a few ppm over several years are enough to cause cancer. The area around the site will be carcinogenic for decades.
Things we take for granted!
An absolutely awful situation.
Where can we send sats for aid in Ohio?
Not a chemist, but my understanding is the result of this would be acid rain (HCl) and if it’s in your water supply it can be neutralized with baking soda.
11 of my 15 immediate family members are in this green area. What warning was there? What has this 🤡 administration done? They talk about woke policies.
https://twitter.com/dougmastriano/status/1625357682327662593?s=46&t=3PV4k9lGJa5sdXS1TjHXJQ