>Then find the answer yourself. I'm not qualified in the field of hazmat exposure. I do know there are experts in it, and it is extensively studied. The answer

>Then find the answer yourself. I'm not qualified in the field of hazmat exposure. I do know there are experts in it, and it is extensively studied. The answer i'm looking for is bespoke to this particular situation. I don't have live stats on the PPM dilution of Vinyl Chloride or its byproducts in every area it has reached. I didn't call your gov link a crap source. I was referring to the newsweak article you didn't read that cited a tiktok account as a source. >That's a claim the questions you presented (What went into the decision to burn it off?) weren't asked. And I resoundly proved it false. The gov article you linked is from 2/6, today the Governor came out and revealed info that demonstrates that article is a very limited perspective of what went into the decision to burn it off (such as consulting the DoD). There's still a lot more information that needs to be fleshed out pertaining to that question; it hasn't been fully answered. It may never be. Are you arguing to argue? I'm not sure what your argument is . Our only difference this entire time is what amount of information satisfies us as i've already pointed out. You've said Jesse Watters and Tiktok accounts should be plenty satisfying, i'm saying this requires lots of questions and investigation it hasn't yet gotten.