Train derailments and explosions and chemical spills
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Hi_Henry
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An explosion was reported at the Pemex Storage Center in Ixhuatlán, Veracruz.
Users on social networks reported an explosion at the crude oil storage center of Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex), known as Tuzandepetl, located in Ixhuatlán del Sureste, Veracruz, the column of smoke reached several kilometers high. Hours earlier there was a fire at the Lázaro Cárdenas refinery in Minatitlán.
Different videos have begun to circulate, showing the column of smoke left by the explosion at the Storage Center, the official figure offered by Pemex indicates that three people were injured, while another five are missing. Authorities of the entity have begun to evacuate the Technological University of Southeast Veracruz, which is located a few 2 kilometers from the explosion site.
At noon on Thursday, February 23, Pemex workers reported a fire inside the facilities of the Lázaro Cárdenas del Rio refinery, located in Minatitlán, also in Veracruz, at least five people were reported injured with first and second degree burns.
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Users on social networks reported an explosion at the crude oil storage center of Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex), known as Tuzandepetl, located in Ixhuatlán del Sureste, Veracruz, the column of smoke reached several kilometers high. Hours earlier there was a fire at the Lázaro Cárdenas refinery in Minatitlán.
Different videos have begun to circulate, showing the column of smoke left by the explosion at the Storage Center, the official figure offered by Pemex indicates that three people were injured, while another five are missing. Authorities of the entity have begun to evacuate the Technological University of Southeast Veracruz, which is located a few 2 kilometers from the explosion site.
At noon on Thursday, February 23, Pemex workers reported a fire inside the facilities of the Lázaro Cárdenas del Rio refinery, located in Minatitlán, also in Veracruz, at least five people were reported injured with first and second degree burns.
Se reportó una explosión en el Centro de Almacenamiento de Pemex en Ixhuatlán, Veracruz
Horas antes se presentó un incendio en la refinería Lázaro Cárdenas, que dejó cinco personas heridas
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Teams from the QBN 601 Engineer Company of the
@Ejercito_Arg work, in coordination with local authorities, in the decontamination in the area of #Ituzaingó, after the spill of toxic substances produced by the accident truck on the Acceso Oeste highway.
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@Ejercito_Arg work, in coordination with local authorities, in the decontamination in the area of #Ituzaingó, after the spill of toxic substances produced by the accident truck on the Acceso Oeste highway.
Un camión derramó una sustancia tóxica en Acceso Oeste, evacuaron la zona y hay cuatro bomberos internados
El vehículo transportaba fertilizante, pero sufrió un derrame en medio del camino, lo que obligó a montar un operativo de seguridad en el lugar. La Policía cortó la circulación en ambas manos de la autopista, a la altura de Ituzaingó
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Hi_Henry
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This is what will be done with the collected waste water from East Palestine
abc13.com
Deer Park waste disposal company will house toxic wastewater from Ohio train derailment, TCEQ says
It's unknown what chemicals will be brought down and when. But the news has sparked concerns, especially about the possibility of another crash during the more than 1,300 mile trek.
FROM THE ARTICLE:This is what will be done with the collected waste water from East Palestine
Deer Park waste disposal company will house toxic wastewater from Ohio train derailment, TCEQ says
It's unknown what chemicals will be brought down and when. But the news has sparked concerns, especially about the possibility of another crash during the more than 1,300 mile trek.
"DEER PARK, Texas (KTRK) -- As clean up continues from the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, a private company in the Houston area has agreed to store and dispose the toxic liquids.
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) told ABC13 in an email that Texas Molecular in Deer Park is receiving the liquid waste for storage and disposal.
"TM Deer Park is authorized to accept and manage a variety of waste streams, including vinyl chloride, as part of their RCRA hazardous waste permit and underground injection control permit," a spokesperson for the agency said."
Well, I guess New Jersey and Pennsylvania can't handle any more toxic waste dumped in their land...the NE states are all heavily polluted with the Goverment's Superfund dumps.
One of the other dangers of taking it to Texas is transporting toxic substances over a long distance...hope it makes the trip without accident.
I haven't had a pc in a number of years, so if any of you want to post a more visual posting, full of maps where these dumps are, go at it; I'll give you a couple of sites to start with. The article and maps are from 2017:
Do You Live Near Toxic Waste? See 1,317 of the Most Polluted Spots in the U.S.
See how far you are from a Superfund hazardous waste site
VARIOUS MAPS HERE:
map of chemical dumps in US – Qwant Search
The 1st European search engine that respects your privacy.
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An article I read subsequent to the previous one indicated that the wheel bearing that was 254 degrees above normal temperature is what set the plastic pellets on fire that then spread to the tanker cars with VC. Meanwhile, over at Natural News, Sherri Tenpenny and Tom Renz are featured in a couple of articles:
Dr. Stephen Soloway: Federal government covering up East Palestine toxic train disaster – Brighteon.TV
Tom Renz: East Palestine train derailment and toxic chemical spill an “environmental catastrophe” – Brighteon.TV
From the first article, Sherri Tenpenny expresses the following:
That would include Columbus and Cleveland, OH, and Pittsburg, PA, and lets pretend only those three major cities. Where exactly would the population go and how about people in hospitals and nursing/assisted living facilities? And if you've ever tried to leave a town under evacuation due to an approaching hurricane, one gets mired in major gridlock upon the designated exit highways as depicted in the movie Deep Impact. It would seem finding nutritional type solutions to being exposed to the toxins would be the best approach as evacuation doesn't seem the least bit feasible to me. Of course, first one has to get an honest assessment regarding the chemicals and the disbursement into the environment. Was the water being sent to Texas for underground injection tested and the results made public? Well, we know honesty isn't practiced by government officials be they politicians or health bureaucrats.
According to this tweet -
- rail car 23 contained polypropylene - previously identified as plastic pellets.
Polypropylene is one of the most commonly produced plastics in the world; the major end users of polypropylene are the packaging industry.
Hmm - so I guess it was a great choice for rail car 23 and its defective wheel bearing!
- rail car 23 contained polypropylene - previously identified as plastic pellets.
Polypropylene is one of the most commonly produced plastics in the world; the major end users of polypropylene are the packaging industry.
Hmm - so I guess it was a great choice for rail car 23 and its defective wheel bearing!
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There's a CNN vid with an interview of an East Palestine resident @:24 saying, "it took Norfolk Southern 3 or 4 days to get us a partial list . . . vinyl chloride, [...] and combustible liquids . . . what the hell are combustible liquids? You know, it could be anything."
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Well, now we know - liquified polypropylene pellets conveniently heated by a defective wheel bearing that was 253 degrees Fahrenheit above the ambient temperature. It was approximately 62 F at 9 pm when the train derailed in East Palestine on Feb. 3.
Note in the CNN vid beginning @1:41, it's stated the train traveled an average of 49 miles per hour, but for unknown reasons, it slowed to 29 miles per hour between Salem and East Palestine. Conspiracy theorists say - the better to allow time for the defective wheel bearing to heat up sufficiently to cause the highly flammable polypropylene pellets to reach 266 F, liquify, and then to catch fire from the flaming axle as the car derailed. This initial fire subsequently spread to the other 37 cars that derailed, 11 of which were carrying hazardous materials including 5 holding 115,580 gallons of vinyl chloride. Since the plastic pellets were solid, they were not in a tanker car like the liquid vinyl chloride. They became liquid once the pellets reached 266 F and then spilled/caught fire with the derailment.
From the NTSB report:
The Ohio toxic train wreck was '100% preventable' -- but there's no evidence the crew did anything wrong, investigators say | CNN
A piece of train equipment reached a "critical" level -- 253 degrees Fahrenheit above ambient -- and an audible alarm instructed "the crew to slow and stop the train to inspect a hot axle," a new report states.
Well, now we know - liquified polypropylene pellets conveniently heated by a defective wheel bearing that was 253 degrees Fahrenheit above the ambient temperature. It was approximately 62 F at 9 pm when the train derailed in East Palestine on Feb. 3.
Weather Underground
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Note in the CNN vid beginning @1:41, it's stated the train traveled an average of 49 miles per hour, but for unknown reasons, it slowed to 29 miles per hour between Salem and East Palestine. Conspiracy theorists say - the better to allow time for the defective wheel bearing to heat up sufficiently to cause the highly flammable polypropylene pellets to reach 266 F, liquify, and then to catch fire from the flaming axle as the car derailed. This initial fire subsequently spread to the other 37 cars that derailed, 11 of which were carrying hazardous materials including 5 holding 115,580 gallons of vinyl chloride. Since the plastic pellets were solid, they were not in a tanker car like the liquid vinyl chloride. They became liquid once the pellets reached 266 F and then spilled/caught fire with the derailment.
From the NTSB report:
Good find, this is quite the article. It's kinda like these natural disasters get internalized into the bodies/psyches of unborn babies and infants. Then as they grow up, that natural disaster (or 4D battle) continues to carry on inside them! I'd never thought trauma that way before.
