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

They may not be trained railments, but they're still chemical disasters and they're still being treated with the lack of transparency, the cover ups by our government.

And no one is helping these people.

And that's what I've been trying to go into other communities and help them organize and help them learn what we had to learn the hard way.

And going back to the very beginning, the very first part of that is to teach communities they have to fight for themselves.

You know, we want to trust our government.

We learned in school what our government does.

You know, the EPA is supposed to protect the environment and human health.

And a lot of people just depended on that.

They trusted their government.

But don't do that.

Don't be led blindly.

Go out and do your own research.

You know, I am by no means an expert in chemicals.

So the first thing I did was surround myself with experts in chemicals.

The resources are there.

You just have to find them.

You know, you hear people talk about environmentalists and people that want to protect the environment and they're kind of out there and, you know, they're these extreme activists.

But I think what we all fail to realize is that when we kill the environment, we're killing ourselves.

We need those resources to live.

You know, just like anything else, valuable resources are going to be used.

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