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⚠️Series of Chemical Accidents are concerning ⚠️

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First published at 22:51 UTC on February 23rd, 2023.

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Several chemical accidents have occurred in the first few weeks of February, spanning the nation. The accidents released toxic chemicals into the air and waterways, and some people are certain the events are connected
A train carrying toxic chemicals crashed in East Palestine, Ohio, on February 3. Shortly after, officials conducted a controlled burn to prevent an explosion, releasing the chemicals into the atmosphere.
A truck carrying nitric acid crashed in Arizona, spewing the fatal chemical into the atmosphere.
A day later, a chemical fire broke out in a storage tanker in Oklahoma.
A massive fire broke out at a warehouse storing plastic plant pots in Kissimmee, Florida, on Thursday. It doesn't stop.

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