María Celeste Arrarás moves to Hardee County in central Florida. An area called Bone Valley, rich in deposits of phosphate, an element used extensively in the fertilizer industry. Although the sector maintains that it is a safe business and highlights that it complies with all environmental and safety regulations, there are experts who assure that part of the waste, rocks found in public places, could contain levels of radioactivity above those appropriate for health. Trends Wide hired an independent analysis of the rocks and this Friday at 9:00 pm at Docufilms with María Celeste Arrarás, we will tell you about the results.
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