pknopp
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The company will and should have to pay for this and pay dearly. It costs alot less to deal with waste properly. I hope they learn their lesson. Pathetic.
Officials said the 77-acre (31-hectare) reservoir holds millions of gallons of water containing phosphorous and nitrogen from an old phosphate plant.
It's not clear that this plant even exists any longer. This is quite common with coal mines. Make your money, make a mess and then fold.
Unless your part of the green movement which makes messes, destroys the environment and continues on.
No idea what you are rambling about.
Of course you don't. Green energy destroys the environment yet the people who push this look the other way and we're supposed to throw up our arms over a 77 acre aquifer. Lol. Let me know when you've been to South America and Africa to experience the devastation in reference to mine excavation for rare earth metals used in green technologies. Of course you don't know what I'm talking about. You buy the propaganda narrative.
I have no idea what you are talking about because you didn't say anything.
Most of the environmental damage created by the government is in other countries. Our wars have been devastating to the environment but it does not excuse what happened here.
We need to reign in corporations and the government.