The Piqua, Ohio community urgently needs your support for environmental testing, health screening, and governmental accountability. The illegal burning of lithium-ion batteries and alternative energy storage solutions by entities like BGSU Fire School, Rescue Methods, ESRG, ESA, DNVGL, the City of Piqua, the Piqua Fire Department, and other private companies including TESLA and Amazon has raised grave concerns. We implore concerned citizens and organizations to join us in demanding transparency, ethical/accurate testing, and accountability measures to safeguard our environment and public health. Your involvement can make a significant difference in addressing this pressing issue and ensuring a sustainable future for all.
Following the Town Hall Meeting with Ohio EPA, and the news media interview with Ohio EPA Director, Anne Vogel, there has been an outpour of disappointment. Many are expressing that they are more upset now than they were prior to the EPA town hall meeting. Questions are still not answered. If you are seeking for information and wish to take action we have a list of resources on the page TAKE ACTION.