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I know it could seem this way. And now that's true. But when it first happened big media largely ignored it or parroted available talking points without any rea
by Julesman 4y ago
I know it could seem this way. And now that's true. But when it first happened big media largely ignored it or parroted available talking points without any real attempt to do meaningful reporting. But I agree that the impact on people is more important than the media critique.
- gowings97 4y agoCorrect - there has been a total lack of coverage after the first day or two; it's completely dropped off most front pages, barely getting a blurb at this point. Far away from the header news sections/now relegated to back pages. The EPA should be providing daily updates, and the major news outlets should be syndicating these daily updates. This is the largest land-based environmental disaster since Three Mile Island. I just checked US News & World Report and CNN front pages - not even listed.
- mike50 4y agoYes because nuclear incident = more disaster then the anfo plant that blew up in Texas, numerous refinery explosions the BP oil rig explosion etc.