Bonnie Coleman actually said...

"So the right-to-know law identifies the kind of chemicals and things that are to be identified and shared."

"That is concerning, because you might not be the first responder but you certainly are the very next contact point in an emergency."

"So it seems to me that the issues of preparedness, protocols, education, exercises, training, cooperation, coordination, and predictability just seem to flow from to your left on."

"I am interested in knowing--I know that corporations that store chemicals have a--have the legal responsibility to report the kind of chemicals that they have in their facilities."