Ex-Fire Chief REACTS to Massive Lithium Plant ON FIRE AGAIN, NO EVACUATIONS In America's Salad Bowl

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Jordan Chariton interviewed Sil Caggiano, a Hazardous Waste Expert and former Battalion Chief of the Youngstown Fire Department, about the Vistra Lithium battery plant in Northern California erupting in fire AGAIN on February 18th—one month after it initially went on fire for days in mid-January. The initial January fire caused serious health symptoms including nosebleeds, chemical burns, headaches, lung burning, breathing problems, dizziness, fatigue, coughing, metallic taste in mouth, and more. Despite the plant lighting on fire again a month later, there was no evacuation order for residents issued from the government and Monterey County government sent out an alert falsely labeling the reignited fire as "light smoke." Since the fire reignited days ago, residents have been sharing with us and posting on social media worsening health symptoms.

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Salinas Valley contamination from Moss Landing Plant fire

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Hello all. You can get produce from Bakersfield California, Costco sells their carrots and they produce many vegetables. I’ve currently have message to them abt sourcing from them. Avoid Taylor’s branch, they are from Salina’s Valley, also others commented locally there that TeadyPack was from Salina’s as well and Dole and Green Giant. Now I don’t know if some of the bigger names source everything from Salina’s. A store called Sprouts seems to have sourced most things safely EXCEPT salad lettuce is all from Taylor’s farm Salinas EXCEPT Sprouts have there own brand that May may be from Arizona still investigating. Costco Organic Peas are from USA but guessing they r from Washington State and Idaho. so get brands that are far enough away from Salina’s AND DO NOT ALLOW THEM TO REBUILD THIS FACILITY IN FARM COUNTRY. I come from a family of farmers these chemicals and salts will uptake big time into lettuce, Brussels sprouts, spinach etc, rooted plants. We use to use carrots to clean the fields between crops, not me personally but was common practice back in the day.

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