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I tried a basic query: what chemicals were spilled in the n crash. I was unable within my patience to find this information. I finally got it from, of all th
by AtlasBarfed 4y ago
I tried a basic query: what chemicals were spilled in the n crash.
I was unable within my patience to find this information.
I finally got it from, of all things, the young Turks, something I watch maybe once every three months.
- King-Aaron 4y agoI tried a basic query: "ohio train derailment chemicals" This returned abundant numbers of articles, and included a wikipedia note at the top of the page: "A freight train carrying vinyl chloride, butyl acrylate, ethylhexyl acrylate and ethylene glycol monobutyl ether derailed along the Norfolk Southern Railway in East Palestine, Ohio, United States on February 3, 2023. Wikipedia" as well as the accordion lists of specific talking points, "What was the chemical that spilled in Ohio?" and "What chemicals are burning in Ohio?"
- happysadpanda2 4y agoGiving GP the benefit of the doubt; how long now have we (at least the more tech savvy crowd) been aware of the fact that filter bubbles does exist? It could be the case that search engines did not yield good results for GP.
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- krapp 4y agoYou need to work on your patience, or else work on your google-fu. "what chemicals were spilled in the n crash" seems purposely obtuse, if that's literally what you went with. "what chemicals were spilled in the ohio train crash," meanwhile, brings up a page of relevant results on Google for me. Setting the custom range for the query from Feb. 3 (the date of the event) to two days afterwards still shows numerous relevant backdated results as well, including some from the stories I posted herein.