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@16:49 I'm assuming you meant consistent, not constant. Nice docu. I personally think the City of Niagara Falls carries as much responsibility - if not more - than Hooker/Oxy in this matter. They downplayed it then, and they downplay it now, and sadly, a lot of hardcore NF residents drink the local government's propaganda Kool-Aid and really believe the assertion that all is well down at Love Canal. It isn't. Very much looking forward to Part 2.

Spent three months in Accra recently. And yes there is so much more to this city. Most of all incredibly friendly people.

Bottom line- If they were so concerned why did they not keep the land to make sure the dump was protected? Rather they chose to give it away and deflect there toxic mess.

This is just creepy

Good work

What a beautiful city

Very smart to build toxic dumps near major water supply

This video is so good, you could've actually made whole 2 hours documentary. ❤

This is a very interesting symbiotic relationship. People collectively take care of the cats. Cats are not acting feral.

Wonderful that Istanbul ' City of Cats' (and dogs) are so kind to them. Thank you! Greetings from South Africa.

Man needs editing and proofreading so his evidence is respected and taken seriously

Perfect location for tomorrows mega city.

Great video! I watched a documentary about this a few years ago, and now I get a follow-up to it. I can't wait for the next video to drop.

Thumbnail pulled me in cuz I thought it was Rob Hallford

Lots of people have covered this disaster story...thank you for your insight..its so important to shine that light on these issues, so they dont repeat themselves...waiting for part2....thank you sir.

I'm an environmental scientist now, but a big reason I got into it was because my grandfather and his brother grew up in love canal. He would tell me stories about playing on the playground, there would be rainbow puddles everywhere and kids would jump in them as kids do. Then he would just hear screaming, cause a kid would get the water in his eyes and it would start burning. Now in his early 70s, he and his brother are still having health problems associated with love canal, specifically dental issues. The one good thing that came from love canal was that it became the first EPA brownfield, giving the EPA a way to raise funds to treat and try to clean up areas like this.

THE STUPOR FUND, BANDAID FOR CORRUPTION, OR SHUT THE FOOK UP MONEY!!!

16:37 *Fluoresce

Love canal is just the tip of the iceberg. There are extremely toxic waste dumps scattered through the entire western New York area. To add insult to injury I hear they're selling property on the clay cap AGAIN.

This isnt even in the top 5

Pure evil

Who is saying that? I have lived here since 1982. Anything to get a video out. Why don't you do a video on that giant hill that wasn't there in 1960s. Hooker did cap it with clay, The same way they do today. What do you think that hill is capped with. Clay.

I lived on 90th st for 22 years….and we were there when the new leak happened in 2011…..all lawsuits have been dismissed….corruption continues to this day.

when she is rocking she looks like she wants to run away from his side

Great video showing the absolute disgusting atrocities that Hooker and the city allowed. Then growing a community on a dollars worth of toxic land.

Good video here. Both the city and Hooker had a hand in causing this, glad you touched a little on that aspect. Many other docs put the entire thing on Hooker and completely absolve the city of any wrongdoing.

That thing was leaking back in 2008-2010 on Colvin Blvd and 96th St. A section of the road was being eroded away and created a dip in the road. They did some excavations and repairs to the road, but that dip still remains. The hauled away the stuff they dug up in lined dumpsters with workers in Tyvek suits. They had large vacuum trucks pumping out the main sewer line all the way down Colvin Blvd. Then they set in robotic cameras in the sewers to inspect them. I went down in my basement to the floor drain and gathered up a couple samples from the P trap of the rainbow tinted black ooze. But they said there was nothing to worry about. There are some small water filled ditches outside the perimeter of the containment area that you can access that black ooze and stench is still present.

Oh my gosh, a city that loves cats? I'm going there!

That was amazing, thank you for sharing

Çok ayrıntılı ve iyi hazırlanmış bir belgesel. Güzel görüşleriniz için teşekkürler. Bu arada kedi sevgimiz sadece İstanbul 'da geçerli değil. Tüm Türkiye kedilere sahip çıkar. İzmir'e de bekleriz 😊

Very interesting, thank you for sharing ❤

What year was rubber belts made.???

Hey brother how are you I can't wait for part one this is gonna be good it's been awhile since you uploaded I heard Niagara falls is pretty bad right now much love to you brother

The cats should be allowed to vote and represent themselves :-D :-D

Many other things to kill you out in WV

I don't see him turning on the gas.

Like Kyoto's geishas, but instead he's a respectable professional (provider of light to his community, preserver of heritage, fashion icon) instead of what amounts to a glorified UNESCO-protected wh*re who knows an instrument or two.

I hope this video blows up, thank you for showing us

I had no idea something like that existed in Wrocław

I want to experience this by myself in real life. Thank you for the tip.

And ... do they go around at dawn, extinguishing the lamps?

this is a very nice video for it having only 6 views, it was a good watch

Thanks for the elaboration. Yes, Muslims love cats and it's prohibitate to sell or buy cats. Cats are allowed to our most sacred place of worship in Mecca and Madina. Love the creatures of God is just like loving the God Himself... I am not a Turk, but while visiting Turkey I found that they are very kind to the animals which is generally not seen in other parts of the world.

When you see how animals are treated in other Muslim countries, you will understand that the story told in this video is not true.

Very nice video. I really enjoyed watching it. Thank you

Istanbul is very European and Asian combined --

I heard Japan is #1 -- reveres its CATS.

I love it -- part of the culture to love and care for them and to let them be.

Please stop equating Turkey's love for cats with Islam- it's pretty insulting to Turks, especially those who are not Muslim. I see you haven't traveled to Islamic theocracies, where there are just as many street cats, but they are NOT well taken care and suffer tremendously. This system for cats in Istanbul and elsewhere in Turkey is uniquely TURKISH. In fact, you will see Arab tourists NOT care for the cats- I've seen Arab tourist literally LEAVE restaurants because a cat was sitting a table or roaming around the tables. The Turks will just pet them and feed them.