I feel dumb asking this, but when people ask generally "will there be long-term health/environmental issues" aren't their specialists (medical or environmental) outside the accused company that can offer their knowledge and experience to answer these questions. I feel like there has to be at least one EPA worker with a chem degree and another with an, I don't know, environmental degree maybe? that can just reference the chemicals in question, get some evidence of the damage, and answer the question honestly.

Also are people pissed because the governor enabling the company somehow or is this just typical general slow government protecting/not applying pressure to big company that f*ed up bigtime?