Posted on 08/10/2015 2:54:07 AM PDT by LSUfan
Isn’t this in violation of the EPA laws?
Are they going to fine themselves and pay out billions in court?
I mean, hey, it’s pollution. I certainly don’t want pollution. But the EPA is on the hook for this one.
So, they should pay. Big time.
3 million gal and counting as the site is still coughing up 500 gal/min. 0bama needs to go to jail for this.
Well, if they pay anything it’s with taxpayer dollars, or should I say, your, mine and our dollars. The government cannot lose, can it? Unless the EPA is disbanded, all those folks go jobless and certain ones go to jail. Ain’t gonna happen. A couple of low level room temperature IQ and field types will be fired, and that’s probably it. And the millions/billions it will cost to clean up will be paid by you. End of story.
Wonder if they can figure out it was more contained *before* the EPA got involved?
Well, it will be “too complicated to figure out” I suppose.
Congress should deduct it from their budget.
Boehner, McConnell...?
Well, it will be “too complicated to figure out” I suppose.
Environmental engineering was getting underway in the 1970's. I looked at the coursework and it sucked. It was dull and related to mostly field work. I took the structural option in civil. I couldn't believe the pay rates that the Federal government was listing for environmental engineers. It was almost double that of traditional civil engineering work. I knew then they were trawling for engineers and getting the dumbest.
That sounds about like how it will go.
wow
Obama’s fault (though, somehow, Bush will get blamed).
What does “accidentally caused it to flow”, even mean?
Gobbledegook!
The EPA killed both the river and the other rivers below it. Oh, the sheer irony...
I would like to review the permits that the Army Corps of Engineers issued for this, and the EPA’s permit applications.
It sounds like the BP oil rig that the Coast Guard blew over with high pressured water.
That's not how this works. EPA will get extra funding to perform ground water sampling (all the way to the mouth of that river), mine site cleanup, etc., etc., etc. Cha-Ching!
Yeah, I know. =/
Purposeful?
to take down a compromised region?
to further compromise our food sources?
Watch the same contractor working the site for the EPA be given a modification to his contract for unforeseen conditions to remedy his delays and any exposure to Hazardous waste.
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