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East Palestine train wreck firesGuardian
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Researchers looked for inorganic compounds in rain and snow water samples collected at 260 sites around the nation as part of the National Atmospheric Deposition Program .
Chloride and pH levels were highest in northern Pennsylvania just east of the wreck, and along the US - Canada border.
Researchers theorized the train’s cargo, which included medical cotton balls, frozen vegetables, and seminola likely contributed to the high pH.
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