Nič tako kot je vsi mediji oziroma msm mediji. Ker to je velika katastrofa. Tukaj si lahko dajo roke vsi globalisti, desni levi, eko fašisti ni da ni
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https://www.reddit.com/r/EastPalestineTrain/comments/113iqdp
Not sure what you're talking about.
A quick Google search led me to the following:
Earthjustice, an environmental law nonprofit with a proven track record,
released a statement calling on officials to institute emergency options.
"When important source waters like this are contaminated by spills caused by corporate greed and lack of protective regulations, the impacts reverberate downstream and harm communities for years — we have seen it time and time again,” said Earthjustice Legislative Counsel Julian Gonzalez. “Governor DeWine, Environmental Protection Agency, and FEMA need to listen to the people impacted most by this, like Fresh Water Future, Project BREATHE, Save Our County, and River Valley Organizing, and immediately explore emergency options to mitigate the damage caused by this preventable disaster."
Also included in that Earthjustice statement were two statements from regional groups
Fresh Water Future and
The Junction Coalition:
“As train cars full of toxic chemicals were intentionally burned due to the train derailment in Ohio, health risks are still unclear for residents of East Palestine as well as downstream communities. The U.S. EPA is sending conflicting messages about the pollution and health risks from the Ohio train derailment. In one statement, EPA says it has not detected ‘any levels of concern’ of hazardous substances. Yet in other statements, they are confirming that substances released during the incident have been detected in six streams as well as storm drains, and they are investigating the soil.” “This accident points to the urgency for changing how we regulate the transport of toxic materials and petroleum products on, over, and around our precious water resources. Our valuable waters, such as the Ohio River and the Great Lakes, must be better protected from the threats to the safety of our drinking water from transporting hazardous chemicals.” - Jill Ryan, executive director of Freshwater Future
“We call on Governor DeWine, Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Director Anne M. Vogel, Ohio Department of Health, East Palestine Water and Sewer Department, and other water and sewer departments to provide ongoing services to community members affected or impacted by the train derailment, at a minimum and including ongoing, easily and readily accessible crisis communication from relevant government agencies to the community; payment suspension for utilities affected or impacted; long term health monitoring for adverse health developments for issues which may develop from the toxic chemicals released; and crisis trauma services for those impacted,” Junction Coalition Board President Robert Rivers.
Greenpeace has released a statement calling on the Biden Administration to assist impacted communities. Quotes in this article come from John Hocevar, Greenpeace Oceans Campaign Director and Charlie Cray, Greenpeace USA Senior Strategist.
The Ohio Environmental Council has an entire section of their website dedicated to the situation in East Palestine, including info on community resources and statements from OEC that call on state and local officials to, "rethink whether the risks associated with transporting highly toxic materials like vinyl chloride by rail are acceptable for our communities," and declare a federal emergency.
River Valley Organizing has an entire platform dedicated to environmental justice issues. They have been cited by most of the organizations above and are most likely on the ground helping out in some capacity.
If you don't feel that these organizations are doing enough,
reach out to them and let them know what they should be doing - whether it's boots on the ground, lobbying officials, filing lawsuits, holding press conferences, fundraising for relocation/healthcare, whatever.
Contact Earthjustice: Zahra Ahmad,
zahmad@earthjustice.org, (517) 898-0924
Contact Greenpeace: Tanya Brooks, Senior Communications Specialist at Greenpeace USA, (+1) 703-342-9226,
tbrooks@greenpeace.org
Contact Fresh Water Future: Jill Ryan, Executive Director,
jill@freshwaterfuture.org
Contact The Junction Coalition: Alicia M. Smith, Director, j
unctionfunction419@gmail.com
Contact the Ohio Environmental Council: Melanie Houston, Managing Director of Water Policy, OEC,
mhouston@theoec.org, (614) 487-7506
Marisa Twigg, media liason,
mtwigg@theoec.org, 614-487-5837
Contact River Valley Organizing: Amanda Kiger, Director, 330-303-7197,
amandakiger@rivervalleyorganizing.org
Groups like this are most effective when they hear from people who are directly affected.
Contact them and tell them what you and your neighbors need.