Johnson County, Indiana, A Trump Supported County, Confronts EPA on Rash of Childhood Cancer Cases
By: Sharon Franklin When their children in Johnson County, a suburban Indianapolis community fell ill with cancer, no one had heard of Glioblastoma, Ewing’s Sarcoma, or Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia. Now, families in a county that voted overwhelmingly for President Trump are making demands of his administration that collide directly with one of his main agendas: rolling back health and environmental regulations. A community group in Franklin, Indiana documented at least 58 cases of childhood cancer, including blood and brain cancer since 2008. Families and residents started asking whether the cancer