Former Ohio fire chief and hazardous chemicals expert Silverio Caggiano joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the dangers associated with the recent Ohio train derailment.
Former Ohio fire chief and Silverio Caggiano relays the dangers of the Ohio train derailment that exposed area residents and animals to toxic chemicals.
"I was watching a video a couple of days after they detonated all of the tanker cars and there was this plume [of smoke] that went up… and it stratified out at about 3,000 feet and then this guy in Darlington, Pennsylvania, I believe, started showing pictures of this black stuff precipitating out of this dark cloud over his house," Silverio Caggiano told Fox News' Steve Doocy on""It reminds you of that nuclear winter stuff that you see when you watch these nuclear...
Caggiano, who is also a hazardous materials expert, said the intimidating black plume towering over the East Palestine area in Columbiana County, Ohio discussed the dangers of being exposed to the"From the onset, I advocated that the railroad company was responsible for this and, before these people went back to their homes, their homes should've been tested.
Doocy reported concerns that the toxic substances emitted after the explosion could have sinister implications down the line, including water pollution, upticks in cancer risks, animal deaths and more.
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