The Institute of Southern Studies:
Louisiana flood zone residents face chemical contamination threat
About 60 miles southwest of New Orleans lies the small Cajun and Native American bayou community of Grand Bois, Louisiana. Back in 1994, massive open pits there were filled with toxic waste from an Exxon petroleum treatment plant in Alabama, causing widespread illnesses among residents.
http://www.southernstudies.org/2011/05/louisiana-flood-zone-residents-face-chemical-contamination-threat.html
Louisiana flood zone residents face chemical contamination threat
About 60 miles southwest of New Orleans lies the small Cajun and Native American bayou community of Grand Bois, Louisiana. Back in 1994, massive open pits there were filled with toxic waste from an Exxon petroleum treatment plant in Alabama, causing widespread illnesses among residents.
http://www.southernstudies.org/2011/05/louisiana-flood-zone-residents-face-chemical-contamination-threat.html
