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If you live near a Sterigenics facility, you need to read this article...
https://www.yahoo.com/news/colorless-to ... 25256.html

Location map link...
https://sterigenics.com/locations/

10811 Withers Cove Park Drive, Charlotte, NC 28278
4394 Park 30, Columbia City, IN, USA
344 Bonnie Circle, Corona, CA 92880, USA
3125 Wichita Court, Fort Worth, Texas 76140
5900 Obata Way Suite A, Gilroy, CA 95020
1003 Lakeside Drive, Gurnee, IL 60031
1148 Porter Avenue, Haw River, NC 27258
2311 Lincoln Avenue, Hayward, CA 94545
305 Enterprise Drive, Lewis Center, OH 43035-9418
502 Prairie Mine Road, Mulberry, FL 33860
108 Lake Denmark Road, Rockaway, NJ 07866
75 Tilbury Road, Salem, NJ 08079
7695 Formula Place, San Diego, CA 92121
711 E. Cooper Court, Schaumburg, IL 60173
1401 Morgan Circle, Tustin, CA 92780
1700 College Blvd, West Memphis, AR 72301, USA

Canada
1425 Kebet Way, Port Coquitlam, BC, Canada
535 Boulevard Cartier Ouest, Laval, QC, Canada

UK
Seymour Link Road, Chesterfield, UK

I read this the other day. I’m *near one, like 10 minute drive or so, so I’d imagine it’s far enough, but I have no question that’s just one of many places leeching cancerous chemicals into the air, ground and/or water. One of my earliest jobs after high school and not simply a gas attendant or fast food worker was at a place that applied Teflon coating on all types of shit and while there was safety, as years went by and I learned how that place got shut down because of side effects of their products and then I learned more about the process I was near for those 5 months or so, that wasn’t the best start to my lungs. Lol. Which I then got into sanding and finishing hardwood flooring which about 8 years into that I was diagnosed with a lung disease.

But yeah this Sterigenics got nailed pretty good at the other facility In Illinois. That story of how all the people at the nearby school were having miscarriages and everyone said they knew countless people with cancer that they used to joke about “it must be in the water”.

It's a really fucked up story. I hope you're upwind from Stenigenics.

Long Island has one of the highest breast cancer rates in the country. Lead, mercury, PCBs, dry cleaning fluid, pesticides, you name it, we got it and it's all in our drinking water!!!
Long Island and New Jersey were the toxic dumping grounds for NYC for over 100 years.

Welp, I’m 14 miles downwind from one. I hope that’s far enpugh for it to dissipate or become inert.

None of this surprises me.

The Canadian wind is killing me

Pepi wrote:The Canadian wind is killing me

Sorry, I had beans for dinner last night.

I grew up near the Hanford Nuclear Site. My first college job was working for a researcher and even though I rarely went anywhere near the actual waste storage, I had to wear a dosimeter and have it tested regularly. First time I went to be tested the results were inconclusive because of so much ambient radiation in the air that day.

Man, imagine the exposure levels for all the employees of the Sterigenics facilities for all those years.

Still, there are times when steam or irradiation sterilization techniques cannot be utilized or used on materials where they would be ineffective. That's when you need the EtOH.

Sterigenics is an ominous fucking name