Race Riots Now Playing in Charlotte, North Carolina. #CharlotteRiots
One Shot In Head One Shot In Head During Protests In Uptown Charlotte
Muslims bombing last weekend now blacks looting and rioting. Obama’s legacy continues to run amuck.
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Race Riots Now Playing in Charlotte, North Carolina. #CharlotteRiots
One Shot In Head One Shot In Head During Protests In Uptown Charlotte
Muslims bombing last weekend now blacks looting and rioting. Obama’s legacy continues to run amuck.
Posted in News by Donna, tagged 84-car freight Conrail train, carcinogenic, Chemical, chemical spill, colorless, Conrail, Delaware River, Department of Environmental Protection, derailment, evacuations, fire departments, flammable, gas, Gloucester County., Governor Chis Christie, Jefferson Street Bridge, local police, Mantua Creek, National Transportation Safety Board, Nehaunsey Middle School, New Jersey, Paulsboro, Paulsboro New Jersey, Residents, Tank car, tank cars, train accident, train tracks, United States Coast Guard, vinyl chloride on December 6, 2012| 1 Comment »
At Paulsboro, New Jersey, the site of the 2.2-square mile town had a vinyl chloride chemical spill train derailment meeting that turned ugly and uninformative. A line wrapped around the Nehaunsey Middle School 30 minutes before the doors opened with hundreds of aggravated and irate residents with questions that were not answered it was reported. It is day six of this evacuation period. Approximately 600 to 800 gallons of the chemical remained in the breached 84-car freight Conrail train tanker.
Tennile Blake said,
My son has been coughing like crazy since this happened. I’ve been lightheaded, dizzy.”
Samuel Davis declared,
They just tell us to come here, and you come here, and its pure nonsense. It’s disorganized.”
Treva Oster also said,
We’re not going to get the proper answers that we need.”
Other residents questioned,
We’re wondering why those people who are so far away have been evacuated and we have not?” “It’s not like God put up a shield.” Another person said,“It’s upsetting. I want to know about the air quality.” A Mother said, “The kids are off from school, and they want to go back.”
Lawrence Ragonese, N.J. Department of Environmental Protection replied,
Right now the public health is good. They are in good shape; the air levels and the samples are very low.”
The livid crowd shouted,
It’s a lie!, tell us the truth!” “It’s worse than what he’s saying,” “Go home tomorrow morning and listen for a bird to chirp. You won’t hear it!”
Kathleen Moore from the U.S. Coast Guard stated,
We are in very good shape right now. We are moving ahead in removing the product from the tank car.”
I would like to know Governor Chris Christie opinion of this situation? He has remained silent but was so vocal during Hurricane Sandy.
Anyone with questions about evacuations or assistance is asked to call 1-800-230-7049
Posted in News by Donna, tagged "A-Frame" movable bridge, (NTSB), acetone, Adjusted Day Before Rrain Derailed, Coast Guard, Deepwater/Carney's Point, derailed tanker cars, gas, Mantua Creek, National Transportation Safety Board, New Jersey, NTSB States, Paulsboro, Paulsboro New Jersey, S.J. freight tracks, South Jersey, states, United States Coast Guard, vinyl chloride on December 5, 2012| 6 Comments »
In Paulsboro, New Jersey, derailed tanker cars leaked chemical train of vinyl chloride to be mixed with acetone.
Capt. Kathy Moore, the Coast Guard incident commander said,
We are working as safely and quickly as possible to move through the progression of this cleanup and get the Paulsboro community back to normal, More than 200 technical experts and responders are working on the incident and we’re assembling the specialized equipment and resources we need to complete operations.”
Paulsboro, New Jersey bridge was adjusted day before train derailed causing vinyl chloride gas to be release into air at residential neighborhood.
Human error, automation, aging bridge blamed for Paulsboro derailment
NTSB: Railroad bridge that collapsed was inspected in November
Paulsboro, New Jersey: Focus of Environmental Concerns
Posted in News by Donna, tagged a tributary to the Delaware River, American Red Cross, Chemical, chemical spill, clean-up delayed, colorless, Deleware River, derailment, drinking water, flammable, freight train, Friday, gas, Gloucester County., Hazardous, heavy morning fog, Mantua Creek, National Transportation Safety Board, New Jersey, Paulsboro, Paulsboro New Jersey, Paulsboro train derailment, Philadelphia, Philly, toxic, train, vinyl chloride, water on December 2, 2012| 46 Comments »
The Paulsboro, New Jersey freight train derailment and chemical spill of vinyl chloride clean-up in Mantua Creek is delayed by heavy morning fog, December 2, 2012.
The Mantua Creek is a a tributary to the Delaware River. Could it be a threat to Philly’s Drinking Water?
According to National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) chairwoman Debrorah Hersman, the conductor of the train that derailed Friday morning in Paulsboro, first came upon a red light before crossing the bridge.
The American Red Cross is assisting displaced people. Additional residents living within a 12-block radius of the accident scene were moved from their homes as a precautionary measure in the face of residual levels of vinyl chloride, a toxic, colorless and flammable gas that causes irritation, headache, shortness of breath and dizziness. in the air. In extremely high concentrations, the gas can cause death.