> you can't built a chemical processing plant in a residential neighborhood, obviously Lots of people disagree with this! There are tons of chemical processing

> you can't built a chemical processing plant in a residential neighborhood, obviously Lots of people disagree with this! There are tons of chemical processing facilities that pop up near my neighborhood, particularly rail car cleaning. Can smell a different chemical every day depending on what they’re spraying out of the rail cars. La Porte, TX Pasadena, TX Lake Jackson, TX There are both new subdivisions and new processing facilities going up all the time. ProPublica ran some big articles on it, absolutely skyrocketing cancer rates around here.