Water being monitored in Henderson Kentucky 1400 tons of methanol spilled into water...

Agreed!

I spilled ethanol in my water last night.

Ethanol is is for drinking, but methanol is poison and can blind and even kill you.

1400 TONS

on

CHANNEL 14

???

I like mine neat.

Kentucky, Philly, Ohio... guess it's hard to destroy these areas with tornadoes and hurricanes. Need to poison the water.

Nothing Agenda 30 can't fix.

Drinking methanol will get you buzzed, too. But yes, that's before it blinds you and probably kills you.

Funny enough, the antidote for methanol poisoning is ethanol. It beats out the bad stuff fighting for the same receptors.

they give no fucks and will push to get what they want. even if 99% of humanity is watching them.

Look at what happened to Armando Medina, that’s what this shit can do too you

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Yeah they're really going for the East Coast right now for some reason...

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How many water contaminations is this now? It’s absolutely insane.

All over the country?

Methanol destroys the optic nerve causing blindness. Otherwise known as "wood alcohol" or "denatured alcohol". They are maiming us and poisoning us and nobody is doing anything about it so it will continue to happen!!!

Not all over the country. But, ohio, this, philly, and a couple other places on the east coast. I think florida had a problem with brain eating amoebas in its water too but in a certain area man died from drinking the tap water.

Why are Republicans against regulating this shit? Why do they let corporations dump waste into their water and air?
Trump cut Obama-Era protections, Biden sided with Trump in letting the Railroad Industry cut safety measures and workers.
Why don't y'all protect your land, water, and air? You're worried about Big Pharma mutating your kids, but this shit is far more dangerous!

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Anyone know the status of Philly/Delaware River spill? Are they still under a bottle water advisory?

n/m - looked it up:
Philadelphia tap water 'safe to drink' through Wednesday after chemical spill
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According to my calculator that amount equals 2,800,000 pounds of Methanol.

That's A LOT of Methanol.
I'm getting the feeling someone doesn'tlike the American water supply.

I remember hearing things years ago about the possibility of terrorists damaging the water supply. Maybe that's what this is ?

Population density?

Maybe...

Makes me glad that I have a 13 stage reverse osmosis filter here near Philly but even with that, I'm sure a little will get through.

Every day, another environmental disaster.

I wonder how many of these events have taken place over the years without anyone knowing, without being reported at all, before social media and instant news were the norm.

They would have reported on it, this all just started recently. Otherwise there would be a lot of sick people around.

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Didn't the Amish just decide to sell off their farms in Pennsylvania/Ohio and head for Kentucky?

Methanol molecules are larger than water, and it is less dense and will tend to float to the top of water.

Methanol dissipates quickly in the environment according to this statement by the Methanol Instutute via methanol.org:

Does methanol dissipate?
However, because of its properties (i.e., methanol readily mixes with water and evaporates quickly in the atmosphere) methanol would rapidly dissipate into the environment, and within fairly short distances from the spill would reach levels where biodegradation would rapidly occur.

STOP SHITEING ON MY DOOM PLS

Are they waiting for the populace to protest against anymore trains carrying chemicals from coming and going through precious landscapes? Their towns and cities where their fresh water caches are? I don't blame them. We are in a war.