conference call with reporters to answer questions about the situation at the plant. we tried to reach the company today hoping the ceo could join us tonight to help us explain and understand what s going on there. we left several messages with him. but we never heard back. i m not complaining, it s understandable. but he did make this public call. today the ceo said arkema has removed all its staff from that plant and the area around it. he said there is now, quote, no way to prevent a possible explosion there. because they can t get back into that plant. they can t do anything to start cooling off those chemicals again until conditions relent. one reporter on this call today, matt dempsey, of the hughes chronicle, he standard what seems like a pretty straightforward question in a crisis like this. i mean, given that people have been evacuated from a mile and a half around this plant, given that they said there s no way we can prevent an explosion, that they can t keep these chemicals
cooling off those chemicals again until conditions relent. one reporter on this call today, matt dempsey, of the hughes chronicle, he standard what seems like a pretty straightforward question in a crisis like this. i mean, given that people have been evacuated from a mile and a half around this plant, given that they said there s no way we can prevent an explosion, that they can t keep these chemicals cold, and it will probably result in a chemical reaction. given that, this reporter asked the arkema ceo, can you tell us what s inside that chemical plant? what are we dealing with here? can you give us that tier two report? which until a few years ago used to be something we could get as a matter of public record. i have the 2015 tier two inventory. are you going to provide the latest inventory to the media?