Jami (Jamie) Wallace

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

They're going to be tapped out and we need to start protecting that environment.

I don't think that

Our world as a whole is ever gonna ban chemicals.

I think that's a hard fight.

We've all become so dependent on the products that these chemicals produce for us, the luxuries that we get from them.

But what I think is an attainable goal

is to make sure that the manufacturing, storage, and transportation of these chemicals are the safest that they can be to protect the humans and the environments that are close to these facilities.

And that's why I started the Chemically Impacted Communities Coalition.

Because I feel like we need to take all these fighters from all these different communities and bring our voices together.

We also need to be a resource for other communities that this happened to.

I know I wasn't one of those environmental activists.

I had no clue where to even start finding the resources to help myself.

So I formed, again, Chemically Impacted Communities Coalition, but it is sick for short to bring all those people together in a coalition.

You know, Nikki knows she was there, too.

We spoke last week in Chicago at the Rail Workers United Conference.

You know, we need to even bring in the workers, you know, the railway workers.

If they're not safe, we're not safe.

And they know what's going on firsthand.

So this coalition is a lot bigger than just, you know, the communities that it happened to, but the workers that it impacted.

It's about bringing together the resources.

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