Ginormous petro-contaminated sinkhole in Louisiana

[Dot Com]

A huge sinkhole, used by a petro company to dispose of waste, swallows parish

The Sinkhole That's Eating Louisiana - Newsweek
(snip)

Once a rural paradise, Bayou Corne could become a ghost town as a result of a man-made ulcer whose depths defy understanding.

Cancer Alley, a stretch of about 100 miles between New Orleans and Baton Rouge, is home to some 150 petrochemical plants, making these swamplands perhaps the most industrialized (and polluted) region in the United States.

carbon fuels.

Discuss...

 

[Mr. H.]

Discuss agriculture turning the entire planet into a toxic waste dump.

Asshole.

 

[Dot Com]

Discuss agriculture turning the entire planet into a toxic waste dump.

Asshole.

deflect much? Guess where some fertilizer comes from.

 

[Mr. H.]

Discuss agriculture turning the entire planet into a toxic waste dump.

Asshole.

deflect much? Guess where some fertilizer comes from.

Ask that of the agriculture industry. And the EPA.

You 'tardmongers make mountains out of ant hills while turning a blind eye to the true rapers of the environment.

Thread. Fail.

 

[Mr. H.]

Sinkholes:

Sinkhole - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Stinkhole.

 

[Moonglow]

Discuss agriculture turning the entire planet into a toxic waste dump.

Asshole.

deflect much? Guess where some fertilizer comes from.

Ask that of the agriculture industry. And the EPA.

You 'tardmongers make mountains out of ant hills while turning a blind eye to the true rapers of the environment.

Thread. Fail.

Stop eating then.

 

[Mr. H.]

Another flatulator speaks.

 

[Dot Com]

Sinkholes:

Sinkhole - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Stinkhole.

the sinkhole was not originally laced w/ petro toxins deflection boi.

Why you so butt hurt over this? You ever heard of Cancer Alley"?
from the srticle:

Cancer Alley, a stretch of about 100 miles between New Orleans and Baton Rouge, is home to some 150 petrochemical plants, making these swamplands perhaps the most industrialized (and polluted) region in the United States.

 

[Mr. H.]

Why such fascination with my butt, stinkhole?

Agriculture equals cancer. Pesticides, herbicides, fungicides... how much of that shit is swirling around LA and the rest of our nation?

Farming... fouling our environment since 1642.

Get some priorities, muff cake.

 

[Dot Com]

You come straight out of the gate deflecting on this thread Save that for n00bs. Deflection is a FAILtactic by any measure. Are you seriously saying that I should change the topic of my own thread?

 

[Mr. H.]

Dottie loses his/her shit.

Classic.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Mr.H,

We need to eat but we sure as hell don't need fossil fuels to power our cities.

Big difference.

 

[Mr. H.]

Goddamn this is entertainment at its finest.

Declare a fart as a shitstorm, and ignore the obvious.

You're such an oblivious little prick.

 

[Mr. H.]

Mr.H,

We need to eat but we sure as hell don't need fossil fuels to power our cities.

Big difference.

Matt, Fuck You. We would be eating shit were it not for hydrocarbons.

Agriculture could not exist today without fossil fuels and you know it, Dottie knows it, yet you both deny it.

Double the fucking fun.

 

[Mr. H.]

The "sinkhole" the "cancer alley"?

You two are like Laurel and Hardy.

 

[Mr. H.]

Oh yeah- and Mattie with his/her "asteroid fracks the earth" thread.

You're a fuckin' hoot.

 

[ScienceRocks]

We could go over to electric tractors, etc to grow food. Right off of of grid powered by nuclear, hydro, geo-thermal, wind, solar and wave.

I think it is possible. Mr.H needs imagination.

 

[Mr. H.]

Sit on it, Potsies... or should I say Patsies.

 

[Mr. H.]

We could go over to electric tractors, etc to grow food. Right off a grid powered by nuclear, hydro, geo-thermal, wind, solar and wave.

I think it is possible. Mr.H needs imagination.

Fuckin' classic.

 

[daveman]

We could go over to electric tractors, etc to grow food. Right off a grid powered by nuclear, hydro, geo-thermal, wind, solar and wave.

I think it is possible. Mr.H needs imagination.

Electric tractors?

Not likely. Not for a very long time.