Yes, you have, I thought so too, that's why I started to look when I seen this here:
"Of the more than 80,000 chemicals currently used in the United States, most haven't been adequately tested for their effects on human health."
I found this list from just the 90+ last days, think about this as you go through the list... how many of those 80,000 have they looked into, I suspect it would get very ugly quickly if the truth was told. I am sure we had some real accidents along the way, but a few look suspicious as to just how they unfolded, and some might have an ulterior motive. 55 in 86 days is a lot in my book.

Ammonia leak, school evacuation, CF Industries, Donaldsonville, Louisiana
December 1, 2022
An ammonia leak at a chemical plant caused the evacuation of Donaldsonville Primary School, which is separated from the factory by a sugar cane field. The Ascension Parish’s Sheriff’s office also closed several local roadways near the facility. According to CF Industries website, “CF Industries' Donaldsonville Complex is located on 1,400 acres along the west bank of the Mississippi River in southeastern Louisiana. It is the world's largest and most flexible ammonia production facility, serving customers on every continent.” CF Industries is one of three plants profiled in the 2021 Coming Clean report, “, Unprepared for Disaster: Chemical Hazards in the Wake of Hurricane Ida.

Hydrochloric acid vapor, evacuations, Momentive, Waterford, NY
December 7, 2022
An adhesives factory released hydrochloric acid vapors from a tank undergoing cleaning, and the facility was evacuated. The company asked residents from four nearby homes to evacuate as well. The company’s website says that Momentive provides silicones and specialty materials to a wide range of industries.

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