Ohio senator: East Palestine residents ‘right to be skeptical’ after train derailment

East Palestine residents 'right to be skeptical,' Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown says, but officials believe water and air are safe

US Sen. Sherrod Brown echoed officials' beliefs Sunday that the water and air are safe in East Palestine, Ohio, after a train carrying hazardous materials derailed there earlier this month,

East Palestine residents 'right to be skeptical,' Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown says, but officials believe water and air are safe

By Dakin Andone, CNN US Sen. Sherrod Brown echoed officials’ beliefs Sunday that the water and air are safe in East Palestine, Ohio, after a train carrying hazardous materials derailed there earlier this month, but he acknowledged that residents are “right to be skeptical.” “We think the water’s safe,” the senator, a Democrat, told CNN’s “State of the Union,” days after he visited the community, citing comments made by the administrators of the …

Ohio train derailment: Dem senator says residents 'right to be skeptical' about safety

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) said Sunday that East Palestine, Ohio, residents are "right to be skeptical" of the government's assurances that they and their water supply are safe after the toxic freight train derailment.

Ohio senator admits East Palestine residents ‘right to be skeptical’ about safety — and won’t say if he’d drink water

Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown said Sunday that people were "right to be skeptical" about their safety following a train-derailment chemical spill and fire.

East Palestine residents "right to be skeptical" after train derailment, Ohio senator says

"Both the state and federal EPA administrators, said that," Sen. Sherrod Brown said.

East Palestine residents 'right to be skeptical,' Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown says, but officials believe water and air are safe

CNN By Dakin Andone, CNN US Sen. Sherrod Brown echoed officials’ beliefs Sunday that the water and air are safe in East Palestine, Ohio, after a train carrying hazardous materials derailed there earlier this month, but he acknowledged that residents are “right to be skeptical.” “We think the water’s safe,” the senator, a Democrat, told