Trump On Hurricane Harvey: 'It's Been Really Nice; It's Been a Wonderful Thing. It's Been Beautiful'
We need your help to keep providing free videos! Support the Majority Report's video content by going to
In this Majority Report clip, Sam Seder discusses the environmental impact of Hurricane Harvey and we watch Donald Trump's absurdly narcissistic reaction to the brutal storm.
"The Environmental Protection Agency reported Sunday that more than 800 wastewater treatment facilities are not fully operational as a result of Hurricane Harvey and the ensuing floods, and that officials are aware of “releases of wastewater from sanitary sewers,” pollution that could cause health risks. The agency hasn’t had access to most of the 13 Superfund sites with toxic materials that were flooded or damaged as a result of the storm.
Thousands of people in Southeast Texas still don’t have safe drinking water, including in Beaumont, a city of 118,000 to the east of Houston. So far, the EPA has found that people who are served by 166 water systems are under boil-water orders as a safety measure and that another 50 water systems have been shut down completely."*
Read more here:
Watch the Majority Report live M–F at 12 p.m. EST at youtube.com/samseder or listen via daily podcast at
Download our FREE app:
SUPPORT the show by becoming a member:
LIKE us on Facebook:
FOLLOW us on Twitter:
SUBSCRIBE to us on YouTube:
In this Majority Report clip, Sam Seder discusses the environmental impact of Hurricane Harvey and we watch Donald Trump's absurdly narcissistic reaction to the brutal storm.
"The Environmental Protection Agency reported Sunday that more than 800 wastewater treatment facilities are not fully operational as a result of Hurricane Harvey and the ensuing floods, and that officials are aware of “releases of wastewater from sanitary sewers,” pollution that could cause health risks. The agency hasn’t had access to most of the 13 Superfund sites with toxic materials that were flooded or damaged as a result of the storm.
Thousands of people in Southeast Texas still don’t have safe drinking water, including in Beaumont, a city of 118,000 to the east of Houston. So far, the EPA has found that people who are served by 166 water systems are under boil-water orders as a safety measure and that another 50 water systems have been shut down completely."*
Read more here:
Watch the Majority Report live M–F at 12 p.m. EST at youtube.com/samseder or listen via daily podcast at
Download our FREE app:
SUPPORT the show by becoming a member:
LIKE us on Facebook:
FOLLOW us on Twitter:
SUBSCRIBE to us on YouTube:
Comments
Post a Comment