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A chemical tank explosion in Toledo, Ohio prompted residents to evacuate and shelter-in-place as officials assessed the risk of exposure. Officials identified t…
A chemical tank explosion in Toledo, Ohio prompted residents to evacuate and shelter-in-place as officials assessed the risk of exposure. Officials identified the released chemical as glycidyl methacrylate, a toxic material used in coatings which can cause irritation.
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@@hobrioikeImported2wk ago
Effing ohio
@@BilkyhitsImported2wk ago
Good thing we are cutting and overlooking regulations under republicans. <br><br>Wouldn't want all those pesky expensive safety regulations...
@@RayCruz37Imported2wk ago
run for your life poor little maga stooges ☠️
@@barbarahiggins8130Imported2wk ago
Ramaswamy stench😏
@@MidwestMayImported2wk ago
They said touching it and ingesting is toxic so how is breathing it not toxic if your lungs are touching it and ingesting it;🥴🤬another palestine.
@@KOkayyyImported2wk ago
Ohio, you can COUNT ON Vivek Ramaswamy to get rid of Ohio's annoying safety regulations... won't need 'em in our Data Center future🤖 😏
@@Marisa_MorningstarImported2wk ago
Not as toxic as our current administration and the lack of womens health care.
@@briantorres2888Imported2wk ago
20 bucks this is what causes the next plague. Hopefully zombies this time.
@@Der_SaftsackImported2wk ago
possibly less toxic than the newly permitted food additives
@@messynews8873Imported2wk ago
Evacuate to where and for how long 🤔
@@mackenziecarpenter3385Imported2wk ago
Thriving country we have.....
@@TiffanyleericeImported2wk ago
Why aren’t the news crews, police, and fire/rescue wearing masks or respiratory protection at the chemical leak? I’ve seen only ONE news reporter wearing a mask! If this situation is dangerous enough to tell the public to shelter in place or evacuate, why aren’t more people at the scene visibly protecting themselves? Please explain.
@@spencerperkins-m7cImported2wk ago
Just when I thought Toledo couldn’t get any shittier..
A chemical tank explosion in Toledo, Ohio prompted residents to evacuate and shelter-in-place as officials assessed the risk of exposure. Officials identified the released chemical as glycidyl methacrylate, a toxic material used in coatings which can cause irritation.
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