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This has been a huge story here in Detroit for at least 6 months now. Stellantis has a plant that is leaking toxic fumes into the air. Every time they say they'

This has been a huge story here in Detroit for at least 6 months now. Stellantis has a plant that is leaking toxic fumes into the air. Every time they say they've fixed it you can just drive down there to any neighborhood nearby and smell it immediately. Here is a story from the summertime (I recall hearing about this on local evening news broadcast) https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/news/stellantis-to-address-odor-issue-affecting-neighborhood-on-detroits-east-side/ https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/news/stellantis-to-address-o... Long story short they have never actually sat down and planned a legitimate solution - or implemented a fix.

Izkata 3y ago
That seems unrelated to this post, this one is about things we can't control being removed from the record, mainly wildfires from Canada and other US states.
- code_duck 3y ago
  The concept appears to be that industrial pollution is being blamed on events such as wildfires, and thus remains unaddressed by regulators and not recorded in statistics.
- Scalene2 3y ago
  > That seems unrelated to this post, this one is about things we can't control being removed from the record, mainly wildfires from Canada and other US states. The way your comment is phrased makes it seem like you think Canada is a US state, might want to fix that.