Late last week, WESA spoke with multiple Pennsylvanians in Beaver County who live within or just beyond the evacuation area near the site of the train derailment. One couple said they have been able to return home, and except for the occasional smell or debris, they don’t have major concerns. But others are worried about what the accident will mean for the land they grow crops on, the animals they hunt, the fish they eat and the long-term health of their families.
Late last week, WESA spoke with multiple Pennsylvanians in Beaver County who live within or just beyond the evacuation area near the site of the train derailment.One couple said they have been able to return home, and except for the occasional smell or debris, they don’t have major concerns. But others are worried about what the accident will mean for the land they grow crops on, the animals they hunt, the fish they eat and the long-term health of their families.
congresswoman ilhan omar came out and said east palestine road derailment will have a significant health and well-being for decades. this is almost zero national attention. we need inquiries direct action by pete buttigieg to address this tragedy. pete buttigieg last night had a tweet that s out there that says i have been addressing it. we are going to look into this. providing healthcare and have our best people on it. the people that are there in the middle of this. they don t see that interest. they certainly don t see the passion and certainly don t see mayor pete. steve: the problem was, mayor pete s or pothole pete as he was known when he was the mayor of south bend, indiana, his first availability to talk about it he didn t talk about it. brian, that tweet came out much later in the day, probably after some blowback. here is the first thing we heard from mayor pete regarding anything on his docket. listen to this. and see how it relates to this derailment. we have heard way