 They were not at risk of explosion, those cars. The cars were more modern and thus able to withstand what had happened. And, in fact, were cooling. That information was not conveyed to the folks on the ground. They were pressured, in my opinion, to authorize the vent and burn, which sent a toxic fireball over the sky of my constituents and our neighbors in Ohio, imperiling their health. I find it unacceptable. It didn't need to happen, and I think the question is why. It seems to me that railroad wanted to get the trains moving again.