MASSIVE Lithium Fire Causing Seizures, ANIMAL NOSEBLEEDS Next to Salad Bowl of America

Jordan Chariton talks to a resident being POISONED by the lithium fire in California

Jordan Chariton interviewed Shiree Ames Goins, a Northern California resident who, like hundreds of others, have been sickened as a result of the massive Vistra Lithium Battery Plant fire in January (which reignited a second time on February 18th). Residents as far as over 50 miles away from the plant have been suffering for nearly two months with nosebleeds, chemical burns, headaches, struggled breathing, fatigue, dizziness, metallic taste in mouth, and more. This area of Northern California is known as the "Salad Bowl of America" due to its farms producing 70% of U.S. vegetables and a lot of our fruits.