They found out that the owner of the mine that the epa caused spill, owns

more mines in the area. The epa wanted to do a super fund on the site,met

with resistants. Wait a few years and mining will begin again. The owner will

apply for mining permits.The mines in that area is the best location for the

so called new material,that just burned in China.

 

They found out that the owner of the mine that the epa caused spill, owns more mines in the area.

So... The EPA caused a spill such that they might schedule the site on the NPL!? --- Heh! So goes their anti-plutocracy facade! -- 'Tho I must admit, I don't get it? -- What's in it for them (beyond the usual graft, kickbacks and proceeds from 'legal' extortion) to overequal the inevitable 'hit' on the 'PR front'??? --- And by what stretch of logic is this helpful to 'big business'??? --- Perhaps a link would be helpful?

Best regards
HP

 

Post #1 is entertaining as Loosie's Posts generally are. HP trying to decode, clarify and respond is priceless.

 

Post #1 is entertaining as Loosie's Posts generally are. HP trying to decode, clarify and respond is priceless.

So... the TS is having us on...? --- A 'dry wit' indeed!

 

I wonder if there is a feature called: "Most off-topic poster"

Loosie would be the king.

I'm glad to see your still around, Loosie. Not as much as you did, but you're here.

What did you mean with the post "Hey guys, I'm back"? You haven't been much around after that post.....

 

I've been looking forward to the two meeting.

 

The title should be "Big Business helps themselves- as usual". How come we let assholes dig holes in the ground, extract the wealth, walk-away, and then let the tax payers deal with the mess?

 

You should have listened too the Denver Post reporter on P.B.S. trying to explain the same thing.

Why.....the water was not moving...need to mine the special mineral, sparse supply in U.S.

Sorta like fracking ,laws have been past to protect information. Didn't take time to google and get the

mineral name,China has a good supply. Find out what mineral burned in China and what mineral is in the mine.

More to come............

 

Are we sure the EPA is "helping" the mining side of the business and not the "cleanup" side of the business? Follow the money. Someone will get paid big bucks for this cleanup. Someone who may have contributed a lot of money to a political party and looking to reap some return on that investment.

But, I could be getting cynical in my old age.

 

I remember another example now, developers couldn't build because of trees being

in the way and too costly too remove.The state put them on the exotic list,paid too have

them removed.

 

Builders lobby...........

 

Whenever you make a law, without considering human nature, your going to need a lot more laws.

 

Whenever you have people like this making laws, you must abandon any expectation that Laws have some connection to reality.

http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/tipping-islands.114499/

 

@ br-549- Nature and the humans along the spoiled river and outlets for miles and miles.

Consider there need for information,and the heavy metal settling on the bottom. The laws

of nature helpless for years and years.

 

I saw the yellow color. I haven’t heard of any odor. Hopefully no volitoles.

I have seen no pH reports, BOD or COD reports, and no metal results.

It would be nice to see the before and after numbers.

What is this mysterious material?

 

It is used in cell phones and T.V. . Try the google...they talk of shortages in

U.S. and China. They reclaim it from old cell phones and T.V's..will try to

google.

 

Google Nova Next--rare earth metals,they have the complete story there, maybe someone could

link it here. They show you on the periodic table, the rare earth metals.

 

Ok, if there are REs in that water, wouldn’t that be a good thing?

Isn’t it hard to find a place where these REs pour out of the ground?

Should we not celebrate?

Along with cheap and abundant energy, RE materials is icing on the cake.

Great news, I don’t see anything toxic.

What’s the down side?

 

Down side,having a spill to explore for rare earth metals.

 

Great news, I don’t see anything toxic.

What’s the down side?

The results of one sample taken near the release site in Colorado shortly after the spill found lead levels several thousand times what the EPA considers acceptable for human exposure

http://www.forbes.com/sites/ericmac...ared-epa-to-pay-up-3-million-gallons-spilled/