Jami (Jamie) Wallace

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159 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 6 Jul

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Working People · Train crashes destroyed their towns. Will yours be next? · 6 Jul 2026 podcast

Christina and these other Creek Rangers and say, hey, we think we have it cleaned up.

Can you guys come down and check?

The Creek Rangers were reporting to the EPA where the contamination was in the creeks and to come look at the contamination.

If it wasn't for residents like Christina, you know, being down at those creeks, they wouldn't even be cleaned up as much as they are now.

We were told they were clean until the residents started going down and showing that they weren't clean.

So I know that Christina doesn't like to toot her own horn, but she was a huge, huge part in getting at least what they cleaned up, cleaned up in our community.

listening to this has given me, like, goosebumps, you know?

And exactly what Anne just said, we learned very quickly in East Palestine that no one else was gonna fight for us if we didn't fight for ourselves.

Everything that was done in East Palestine, as far as dioxin testing, as far as making them, you know, dig the tracks back up and clean up the contamination, that was all led by the community.

They actually, in the United States, you cannot run trains through an evacuated town.

We had a north and a south track.

They had our tracks rebuilt within 48 hours of the vent and burn.

Trains were running again through our community before residents were back in their homes.

Another similarity, Norfolk Southern was put in charge of everything.

We did get the testing that they did, but it was all flawed.

It was put out in a way that benefited the corporate polluter because they were the ones that hired the contractors.

And an important point that I want to bring up is we talk about the people that we've lost, but we're not talking about all the people that we have yet to lose.

When you're exposed to these type of chemicals, we know from every other chemical disaster, it can take years.

before these things show up in our communities.

Cancer is one of the biggest concerns.

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