the ground and into the water, josh shapiro, the governor of pennsylvania, held a press conferences about it. shapiro announced that authorities had decided to set thoso announ e chemicals on fire. goo and that was a very good thing.e no one should be unduly alarmed . the burning ohemicaf theslse chemicals, shapiro said, had gone, quote,e, as planned. whil, officials on the scene, meanwhile, declared the burn dquote, perfect.ohio a gr mike dewine, the governor f ohio, agreed with all of this. the people in charge, the railroads, engineers and the state official engineesd overseeing them had everythinger under control. so two days later,tw evacuation orders for residents were officially lifted, both in east palestine over the border in pennsylvania. iorders were link subsequent days, a lot of people have wondered out loud, was it really a wisewondered den to light thousands of gallons of vinyl chloride on fire, releasing a world war one era bioweapon into the air over
that are having symptoms every single day. so fema, where are you government officials? why aren t you stepping up to the plate? yeah, well, my unsolicited advice is trust the anecdotal at evidence. i m so. i m sorry, caitlin , go ahead. i think one of the things that we re we re trying to we re trying to do here is to get independent testing done. and unfortunately, it s very expensive. we ve we ve had people, three different companies from environmental services give quotes and those retainers are anywhere from 15 tom 50 thousand dollars. 0,000.and i can speak from expee and i can say that not many people in the area can afford that. so if weo ge want to get unbiasd answers, then then we haveucker. to spend money that we don t have. yeah, she point of having ths the point of having the epa? i appreciate i appreciate bothon of you coming on tonight. ellen swartzwelder and chris wells. abs absolutely. much so.olo how bad is this? it doe how bad is this? rience i mean, it does t