State: Saginaw Homes Not Tainted With Dioxin

State officials said there's no longer a public health hazard in a Saginaw residential area that had been contaminated with dioxin from a Dow Chemical Co.

[andrew langham]

ref' dioxin control refuse burning incinerators need to be fitted with very fine high pressure mist spray water sprinkler system at top of chimney; Dioxins do not easily dissolve in water, so they tend to settle to the bottom and cling to the sediment. Dioxins last for a very long time in the environment but note can be dissociated by collection as stated and vibrated with high energy ultra sonic waves so they break up or can be made to fuse together in clumps forming large molecules that are less harmful, and which then do not enter the lungs of people therefore do not get into the blood stream and body fat storage; or water reservoirs ie drinking water; andrew j langham