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Lots of molten sulfur used in the area to produce fertilizer. You don't want to be downwind of the plants for too long, that's for sure.
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interesting that identified at higher levels you won't be able to smell it and it will kill you in no time
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
LTC (Join to see) "Window of Opportunity" You Smell it, You Might want to get to Fresh Air, When You Stop Smelling It doesn't mean it is Gone.
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At Kirkuk Regional Air Base, Iraq we had a lot of hydrogen sulphide not due to the oil fields nearby sometimes the hydrogen sulphide burn off pipes got blown out and our base was covered in hydrogen sulphis gas that made my pneumonia worse. they had a chart in the headquarters showing the level of hydrogen sold fight and how long you could live and if you could smell it or not
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When the rubber factories were going strong all over Akron, the whole city smelled like rotten eggs (vulcanized rubber). You got used to it. SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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