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Now that HISA has won the latest round of lawsuits in federal court, the same group of naysayers has launched a disinformation campaign
Arrow Exploration, the high-growth operator with a portfolio of assets across key Colombian hydrocarbon basins, has provided an update on the Carrizales Norte-1 well ('CN-1'), an exploration well on the Tapir Block in the Llanos Basin of Colombia. The well has been reached its target depth and is currently under production testing.
And they will continue to be moved around the community. let me now talk about water. residential well sampling. as we talked about earlier this week, the testing results from east palestine's municipal water source have come back and the results are that drinking water testing the five wells that go into the community system, those five wells have all come back clean. the water is safe to drink. we never thought that the municipal water was contaminated but out of an abundance of caution our ohio epa took samples that were analyzed and they, in fact, came back and shown to be safe. you do not...
The white house really noting that this is a critical moment as we hit that one-year anniversary of that war. so this is a visit next week that will mark that occasion and allow them to provide and urge support from allies. >> priscilla alvarez for us, thank you. let's go to ohio now. the railway company that owns the train that caused environmental chaos is facing at least eight class action lawsuits. the people in east palestine, ohio are anxious that toxins from the crash and chemical burns, it is damaging their health. some say the air smells like burning plastic and they have had diffic...
Leaders. this is the first time in quite a while however we've seen u.s. troops wounded in this kind of operation. >> four troops hurt but the isis leader killed. thank you. now to the toxic train disaster in ohio. at least eight class action lawsuits have been filed against the railway company running the train. residents remain really scared that toxins from the crash could put their lives and their family's lives at risk. we are tracking this. ohio's governor just gave an update to the very concerned residents. what did he have to say? >> reporter: the state and the feds are playing catch...