"East Palestine Residents' Ongoing Struggle: One Year After Toxic Train Derailment"

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One year after a toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, residents are still displaced and suffering from health issues. The derailment spilled hazardous materials, forcing hundreds of residents out of their homes. Many are reluctant to return due to concerns about safety and health risks, with some experiencing health issues such as rashes, numbness, and tingling. Environmentalist testing revealed elevated dioxin levels, prompting an ongoing EPA investigation into the cleanup and testing efforts. While cleanup efforts are underway, some residents doubt the area's safety, and President Joe Biden has announced plans to visit the area.
Topics:nation#east-palestine#environment#environmental-contamination#epa-investigation#health-risks#ohio#toxic-train-derailment
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- Ohio politicians react to Biden visiting East Palestine after 1 year: 'Too little too late' Fox News
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