Sherwin-Williams Spill in Ohio: A Hot Topic Among Readers
The recent incident involving a spill at Sherwin-Williams in Ohio has sparked a heated discussion among readers. The spill, which was reported to have been an accident caused by a broken fuel line on a backup diesel generator, has led to a variety of reactions.
One reader recalls the history of the river where the spill occurred, noting its infamous past. “For those that don’t know, this river was so polluted in the 1960s and 1970s that it was famous for catching fire. It was cleaned up sufficiently by the 1980s that the riverfront became a hot spot for bars and restaurants and parks,” they share.
Another reader points out the irony in Sherwin-Williams’ motto, “Cover the Earth,” accompanied by an image of a can of paint being dumped on the planet. They question, “What did we expect from them?”
Some readers express their frustration and disbelief at the incident. One reader exclaims, “Bruh this is much more infuriating then mildly infuriating TF!” Another reader, claiming to be a former employee of the company, comments, “Used to work for that company. I am so not surprised that this is something they would do.”