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To: gleeaikin

In most of these cases, the town grows close to the plant, not the other way around. These old fertilizer plants have been around for a long time, people move close to where there is work.


89 posted on 04/17/2013 10:36:51 PM PDT by mnehring
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To: mnehring

If you look at the location of the plant on Google satellite, it was located at the eastern edge of a narrow northern part of the small town of West. Luckily it was not in the middle of the town. There still could be a couple hundred affected. And they have to worry about the wind shift tonight with the fires. Town is south of fires. Wind is shifting in a few hours.


92 posted on 04/17/2013 10:42:06 PM PDT by justa-hairyape
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To: mnehring
people move close to where there is work.

Yea but a nursing home? A high school? What were they doing there?

144 posted on 04/18/2013 7:32:27 AM PDT by mc5cents
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