Environmental hazards linger after Joplin tornado
After the May 22 tornado in Joplin, experts warn environmental dangers may lurk in debris, water, and air. EPA teams found no major pollution yet, but risks include fuel leaks, asbestos in buildings, and toxins from smoke, with ongoing monitoring and regulatory waivers to aid cleanup.
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