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I don't know if anyone else is as interested in this as me... but here's what I'm reading today, about the chemical being blamed for the Lebanon explosion.
We have a lot of ammonium nitrate, sort of everywhere.
Including in Texas. Including in Amarillo. 1/6
We have a lot of ammonium nitrate, sort of everywhere.
Including in Texas. Including in Amarillo. 1/6
Good reporting from @KXAN_News, today: https://www.kxan.com/news/in-depth-beirut-blast-10-times-more-powerful-than-2013-west-explosion-but-same-chemical-was-responsible/ 2/6
...And some previous reporting about Texas's largest liquid ammonium nitrate stockpile...stored in Amarillo. 
https://www.texastribune.org/2013/05/10/after-west-other-chemical-stockpiles-come-under-sc/ 3/6
https://www.texastribune.org/2013/05/10/after-west-other-chemical-stockpiles-come-under-sc/ 3/6
Anyway, some regulation was enacted in 2015. https://www.texastribune.org/2015/04/07/proposed-bill-aims-prevent-another-fertilizer-blas/ 4/6
...But Texas and other states don't have to make that information as widely available as it used to be. https://publicintegrity.org/environment/growing-food-sowing-trouble/fertilizers-explosive-potential-west-texas/ 5/6
Lots of clickable links in all of this reporting for more information.
(Hello I am back from vacation.)
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(Hello I am back from vacation.)
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