Ohio Town Continues Cleanup and Advocacy Efforts One Year After Traumatic Train Derailment

A year after a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, the community continues to grapple with the aftermath of environmental contamination and trauma. While progress has been made in the cleanup, residents still face uncertainty and health concerns. The town remains divided, with some seeking to move forward and others deeply affected by the disaster. Efforts by Norfolk Southern and government agencies to address the situation have been met with mixed reactions, and ongoing health studies aim to provide clarity on potential long-term impacts.