The ship collision with a Baltimore bridge is bringing many promises of help. Meantime, they are still cleaning up in East Palestine, OH, more than a year after a train derailment and chemical spill. We return Sunday on Full Measure
Ohio train derailment: East Palestine residents have until July 1 to decide whether to opt into a $600 million settlement reached in a lawsuit against Norfolk Southern. Some residents tell @RichMcHugh
they worry the deal was rushed and won't cover their costs.
The Environmental Protection Agency made a determination early on to not declare the train derailment in East Palestine a public health emergency, according to documents obtained by NewsNation. @RichMcHugh reports.
More: https://t.co/iFoIot2NW2 #NewsNationNow
The EPA began its “creek sediment cleaning” process in #EastPalestine while exposing the town, and possibly millions, to contaminated water. Here’s what’s going on: 🧵
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