Topic: Mass Spec

Mike Adams explains "not detected fraud," where laboratories intentionally decrease the sensitivity of their instruments to avoid finding contaminants. He asserts that any EPA report claiming "not detected" for dioxins in East Palestine would be scientifically impossible given the scale of the burn. The segment puts the EPA on notice that independent testing will eventually reveal the truth.

Industrial hygienist Kristen Megan criticizes the EPA's testing methods as "woefully inadequate," noting they are only testing air a foot above the ground rather than at breathing height. The segment emphasizes the need for surface "ghost wipes" and deep sludge testing in creeks. Mike Adams offers to donate laboratory time on his $600,000 mass spec instruments to support the legal effort.