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B.C.Francis
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Chemical Soup
      Wed Sep 07 2005 02:09 PM

With all the talk about the water in N.O. surrounding area being contaminated with everything that can be imagined, check out this link on major toxic material storage sites that where affected by Katrina and excactly what the material is and what the health hazards are to humans and animals. Once on the main page, go to Major Toxic Material Storage Sites.....Its mind boggling............Weatherchef.......... web page

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* Katrina Domino Effect WindyWx Wed Sep 07 2005 02:09 PM
. * * Re: Katrina Domino Effect Redbird   Mon Sep 12 2005 11:11 AM
. * * Chemical Soup B.C.Francis   Wed Sep 07 2005 02:09 PM

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