The Damage Is Done: The Dioxin Spill In Palestine, Ohio Should Be The Catalyst To Change Our Plastic Addictive Ways

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• Free Farm FridayFarmer Brian K from Texas

  Farmer Dan M from New Jersey

  • Myer’s Farm in the 70’s they bought property to homestead on and it was a facility that made ammunitions for WWI.
  • That cloud went right over my farm here in New Jersey.
  • The pigs got loose almost like they were trying to get away from it.
  • I’m not happy about it at all but there was nothing I could or can do about it.
  • Because the MSM has told everyone not to be concerned about i
  • San Jacinto Waste Pit – 

  HEADLINE: Dioxins via Illinois Department of Public Health 

  • Freshwater fish such as carp, catfish or buffalo fish that feed on microscopic plants and animals could ingest dioxins present in the sediment. They are often eaten by larger animals, and the dioxins get into their body fat. People are generally not exposed to dioxins in surface water unless they contact contaminated sediments.
  • Dioxins do not easily dissolve in water, so they tend to settle to the bottom and cling to the sediment. Dioxins last for a very long time in the environment before breaking down. In surface waters and sediments, dioxins can pass into aquatic organisms and eventually find their way into the food chain. Dioxins are easily absorbed by animals and are stored in fatty tissue.
  • Just like what we are seeing w/ the ignoring or ignorance in Ohio – they are screwing it up and then contaminating the properties next to it.
  • Legacy Agriculture – had heavy metals they used in pesticides  – the removed the orchards and built homes on this land. Well now the kids that live in these houses are getting sick.
  • Dilution is the solution – in a lot of these cases, well at least that is what the EPA and other agencies think there is nothing wrong with this.
  • Like the scientist said the other day about the Ohio river – It’s a really big river and it will all disperse. 
  • That isn’t really how dioxins work.
  • The inescapable conclusion is that this will ultimately get into their water supply.
  • The ones in charge they don’t have to deal w/ moving. 
  • They don’t live there.
  • Endocrine disrupters in the environment is why we are seeing more cancers.
  • San Diego Texas – talking to South Texas Association of Soil and Water Conservationist 

  This is 100% a look over here stupid Americans.