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The Prevalence of Hepatic Steatosis in Patients With Normal Coronary Computed Tomography Angiography: Is It Time for a Paradigm Shift?
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East Palestine: “We Basically Nuked a Town with Chemicals So We Could Get a Railroad Open” - Global Research
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East Palestine: “We Basically Nuked a Town with Chemicals So We Could Get a Railroad Open”
In the immediate aftermath of Norfolk Southern’s train derailment in East Palestine in early February, reporters, first responders and officials seemed confused about exactly what chemicals were even in the train’s burning cars. Yet, right on cue, despite not knowing what effects the various chemicals could have within an explosive situation, the EPA reported that the surrounding air and water was safe to breathe and drink.
East Palestine: “We Basically Nuked a Town with Chemicals So We Could Get a Railroad Open”
Tish O'Dell and Chad Nicholson March 22, 2023 In the immediate aftermath of Norfolk Southern’s train derailment in East Palestine in early February, reporters, first responders and officials seemed confused about exactly what chemicals were even in the train’s burning cars. Yet, right on cue, despite not knowing what effects the various chemicals could have within an explosive situation, the EPA reported that the surrounding air and water was safe to breathe and drink.
The limits of home rule | Opinion
Recently, the Pennsylvania State Legislature undermined the discretion of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. In July language was slipped into the state budget to give the office of Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro powers to circumvent Krasner’s discretion in prosecuting gun laws.
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