Good morning. It is Wednesday, March 8th. It is six minutes after 10. It's Kendall and Casey on 93 W.I.B.C.

His name is Rob Kendall. My name is Casey Daniels. Thank you so much for listening this morning.

So shipments of hazardous waste from the Ohio train wreck coming to Indiana. They have been put

on pause. Oh, wait. What? What? No, why would they do that? We're going to put that on hold.

Okay. So the EPA has agreed to pause the shipments.

Until further testing can be done. So wait a second. So now the EPA is saying, hey, it would probably

be hooves us to find out exactly what's in the stuff that we're putting in the ground.

Yeah, they're going to test to confirm that there are no harmful levels of dioxin.

Now, at the risk of being called a radical right wing conspiracy theorist Republican,

why didn't we test for that before? Before we actually put the stuff in the ground,

because what good is that going to do is now that the stuff is actually already in the ground.

Yeah, what happens if they do find high levels of dioxins? And they got to dig it up?

Look, I'm not going to take a victory lap here, but I'm going to take a victory lap here.

Okay. Because this is exactly why we started talking about this.

And I'm so happy for the people in Putnam County, because that's exactly why they started

talking about it. And for the people who were so negative about this, now you have not only

locked down McGee down the street from us, saying we must test and get results.

But now we're having the EPA say we must test and get results, which is what we were saying

from the beginning. And now it's being confirmed by multiple government agencies.

Boy, we really should test to find out what's going on over there.

Yeah. Okay. So there were already at least three shipments of contaminated soil that have

been delivered there. But it's not just Holcomb. It's not just the EPA. Now we're getting a bunch

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