Waxahachie

Fire at a chemical plant in Waxahachie, Texas, broke out on Monday, when chemicals are accidentally burned himself in the mix. Massive blaze had no fire sprinklers and game shot 200 feet into the air. Plume of black smoke and huge fireball was seen from miles away and close to schools, homes and offices were evacuated. EPA will continue to survey the site, but now they do not believe that air, water or soil is contaminated.

Waxahachie, a town of about 25,000 people 30 miles south of Dallas, is in shock of the explosion today, but things are improving. The fire is 95 percent under control and no injuries. Local residents said they had headaches and the air smells of ammonia, but so far so good. That's a relief, it is a difficult summer for Texas.

Out-of-the brush fire that has devoured more than 35,000 hectares of land, and was said to have been a residential swallowing every four minutes is still burning in the southeast of Austin. That the fire was so huge, that could be seen from space. Gulp. It takes its name from Bastrop County fire complex, was able to jump into rivers, and to avoid capture - the beginning of September, was still at zero percent contained.

And now the fire in Waxahachie, off-site. It hurts. But there is a downside to every upside. At least in the Department of Chemistry of the fire is under control and not hurt anyone. The authorities are aware of how they started, how to brake, and knows how to keep everything safe. Paranoid damage by a fan in me wants to shout that no one is safe! EPA chemical plants in your pocket! Our children are nine eyes and webbed feet! But I know better. I believe that our government is so corrupt, the FX drama makes it to be. (Toivon.)

Yesterday we learned that the ants take care of Texas wild hairy and officials were concerned that if they entered a chemical plant, which can cause damage, and although I love to blame the stink ant, as the lighting was purely coincidental chemical . And as soon as Gov. Rick Perry can peel himself from the election, will face this plant to operate in one way or another. His place in national polls slips so maybe go to Waxahachie and see about it on fire. Maybe some photo opportunities with the brave firefighters. Hello, can be used for the tea made from the flames?