If the rivers are “already recovering”, why don’t we just dump all the the other “toxic waste sites” down the drain?
If the rivers are, then all the rest of the sites should be treated the same way, saving a ton of money.
If the rivers aren’t, then the EPA is responsible and folks need to go to jail.
EPA needs skewering. So many Americans’ livelihoods have been destroyed by EPA.
Not surprising since the mining spill was planned.
GOOD!!
Uh huh. Just like critics of traditional energy used the Exxon Valdez disaster to skewer oil companies.
“Critics of carbon regulations using mine spill to skewer EPA”
Oh those big bad critics of carbon regulation! How DARE they!
Good luck with that honey. Enjoy your trip.
The AP lies from the very first sentence.
Heavy metal pollution doesn't recover.
Not a peep out of PETA.
CO2 is plant food. Not dangerous.
we’re from the government, and we’re here to help you, not.
If this would have been done by any entity but the EPA, they would be telling us how it would be years to recover.
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Let’s see now, the EPA dumps gallons of Acid laced water into a stream that picks up lots of natural alkali from the desert country. It should neutralize itself.
The water has other nasties like copper, iron, lead, in it and is flowing through an area with high levels of NATURAL mercury in the soil. Such minerals is what gives the 4-Corners area the rock color.
Clay is in the spilled water, and the local area the river flows through is packed with grey Chinle clay, so thick you will be trapped on the back roads if it rains.
Most will settle out in Lake Powell, but then Lake Powell has dissolved the minerals coating the rocks around it which are the same as what is in the spill.
The citizens of California might get a little taste and color change in their drinking water, but will they notice?