Bethpage toxic plume...deal breaker?

[ubering]

Originally Posted by SeventhFloor

Its sad that this is even a thread

Should I move there with chemicals in the ground or no

LI is washed up, face it


Its really Fing ridiculous.

This was released today. Nassau is #2 lol

https://www.newsday.com/news/health/...ies-1.28667296

[ovi8]

^ That just shows you how much worse off other people have it.

Originally Posted by 914golfer

With that said, Plainedge isn’t above the plume yet - so do I risk health (and to a lesser extent home value) on the government fixing this problem before the plume travels more? I don’t think I would when there are so many alternatives.

And that's the key. How many other school districts are there on this island? Well over 100. Why choose the one area that may haunt you for years when you currently have no ties to it?

[monstermagnet]

Originally Posted by ubering

This was released today. Nassau is #2 lol

https://www.newsday.com/news/health/...ies-1.28667296

Nassau is #2 all right. No argument there! A big #2.

[Jdawg8181]

Originally Posted by ubering

This was released today. Nassau is #2 lol

https://www.newsday.com/news/health/...ies-1.28667296

What attributes to Hispanics living longer? (according to this)

[tailgunner_ed]

Originally Posted by SeventhFloor

Its sad that this is even a thread

Should I move there with chemicals in the ground or no

LI is washed up, face it


Its really Fing ridiculous.

So where do you go that you can:
1) Maintain your job in NYC
2) Give your children quality education without "private school" expense (still no guarantee it will be actually better for them)
3) Have the convenience of shopping for basic supplies without having to drive an hour to a walmart

It's great that threads like this exist, but I don't see a lot of alternatives being offered to people, that's the real sad part. There are still houses in 8 digits in area within short distance from plume.

Is it effective only the drinking water? If so just getting bottled water save us from toxicity of the water?

Edit:
Found this while browsing: https://patch.com/new-york/westhampt...d-here-s-where

[SeventhFloor]

Originally Posted by tailgunner_ed

So where do you go that you can:
1) Maintain your job in NYC
2) Give your children quality education without "private school" expense (still no guarantee it will be actually better for them)
3) Have the convenience of shopping for basic supplies without having to drive an hour to a walmart

It's great that threads like this exist, but I don't see a lot of alternatives being offered to people, that's the real sad part. There are still houses in 8 digits in area within short distance from plume.

Is it effective only the drinking water? If so just getting bottled water save us from toxicity of the water?

Edit:
Found this while browsing: https://patch.com/new-york/westhampt...d-here-s-where

Maybe there aren't many alternatives for some people, maybe that's just the reality they have to face. That's why they come on C-D to complain about it.