The Ohio Train Crash Was Drowned Out by UFO Talk | Fast Company

Aliens and UFOs dominated U.S. news last week. It all but buried reports of the Ohio train crash that created an environmental disaster.

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[GalacticalAmbassador]

I’d rather watch aliens than continue watching humans kill and poison each other on purpose through their own stupid mistakes.

[lucasmccaw]

Damn I thought this was about aliens...

[mariorooks]

They even cut to an emergency broadcast during the Oscars about this not that far from where I live. Crazy stuff

[sidwv]

I've seen it on every news outlet I've viewed today. Seem like a highly reported on situation.

[Brian-gxyx]

Where did these chemicals come from?
Where were the chemicals going?
What are these chemicals used for?
What was the cause of this derailment of the train?
Who decided they chemical will be burned?
Is the combination of these chemicals more severe than just one chemical isolated?
Who said the air is SAFE?
Who is paying for bottled water?
How are property values effected?
Is it safe to bath or shower?

[napoleonofdorset]

5000 is a town. Not that it matters really, but village downplays how many people might be affected in the immediate area.

[boristheamerican]

You need to correct something, it was the state of Ohio EPA not the federal EPA, they are not connected.

[amirandtrealgames]

Come on now its ohio we all know about ohio

[kglarkin]

People know they just don’t care 😂 sorry bud

[markbarker]

Sorry you make a mistake, most of the people do not care at all of the train disanter, it is not occure close where they are, gossip is a bad thing try to not do that uso is a real problem and they have explain why.