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SMOTHERED by black whiskey fungus caused
by local Jack Daniel's distillery
Posted By: Imright, 3/4/2023 11:23:21 AM
Furious Tennessee residents have been blanketed by black 'whiskey fungus' after Jack Daniel's failed to stop emissions leaking from its barrel houses. The mold is fueled by ethanol vapor releasing into the air, leading nearby properties, road signs and vehicles to be routinely covered in the sooty smog. DailyMail.com visited the scene to find the fungus has wreaked havoc on the small town of Lynchburg, which is under the shadow of the booze giant's iconic distillery. Many are also questioning whether the fungus is impacting their health and destroying the surrounding air quality,
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‘If they don’t get out, I’m going
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to take them out one by one’: Anti-white
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top Dem warns 37 replies
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