There was a second possibly toxic chemical in the West Virginia toxic spill, which the company didn't bother to report.

Since the company is already bankrupt, its owners probably see no reason to care what happens.

Once the spill happens, our system for preventing spills has already proved inadequate. We must inspect chemical plants frequently, and tax them enough to pay for it. They must be required to report about the storage of toxic materials, too; we cannot cater to their desire for secrecy.