We can’t keep destroying the atmosphere which this certainly does. I think we need a lot of reevaluation on everything.

Who will eventually use them to subvert us. We don’t need no filthy chemicals! We can make everything out of . . . trees. . .and pig hooves. . . and garbanzo beans!

people with trees, pig feet and garbanzo beans. Which are all, of course composed of chemicals. Which would need to be processed in an industrial scale factory in order to produce food, clothing and shelter.

Yes the chemical plant should be cited and penalized - severely - but to posit that we don’t need industrial level factories is, well, . . . I leave it to you to fill in the blanks. I don’t feel rude enough just this minute.

of their safety and training program is necessary, including reading manifests and hazardous material placards and what those little colored diamonds mean.

My grand son's ex-wife and kids are near. Thanks for the news!

any day ending in "y"

to inspect sprinkler systems, instead of state-licensed inspectors. Not sure if it was the companies fault, or the county.
But I wonder if they reverted back to this after a couple of decades.

Pretty huge deal. Hopefully the company will be held accountable.

https://www.11alive.com/article/news/local/conyers-georgia-chemical-fire-biolab/85-3d10f3b4-b44e-483d-88e3-36b3650309c5

I looked it up. This company is huge in the pool-chemical and spa-chemical industries. Their brands include BioGuard and SpaGuard, so if you have a swimming pool you may be one of their customers. Everything they sell is designed to be put in water, so to think that putting water on pool chemicals would cause this is a bit strange.

but rather is used in making the pool chemicals.

Off or on. Normally the glass that breaks allowing water flow is protected from physical damage.
Will be interesting to see if someone hit the head accidentally or the unit failed. There are mandated inspection times for systems.