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Re: Kalifoniastan impose $45/carload fee for hazardous materials
Author: BUCK Allday
Date: 07-22-2016 - 21:51
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> State seeks fee on dangerous chemicals
> crisscrossing California
>
> - Tony Bizjak, Sacramento Bee
>
> Jolted by a series of oil train explosions
> nationally, including one in Oregon last month,
> the state this summer has drawn up a list of what
> it says are the 25 most hazardous materials
> shipped on rail in California. It plans to impose
> a new $45 fee later this year on every rail car
> carrying one of those materials. The money will be
> used to ramp up the state’s emergency spill and
> fire response capabilities.
>
> The state Legislature ordered the fee program
> after a Governor’s Office of Emergency Services
> analysis that found significant gaps in
> California’s ability to deal with spills,
> especially in rural and remote areas.
>
> The fee plan is disputed by the state’s major
> railroad companies who say they think it’s
> illegal.
>
> The top 25 list includes materials that are
> dangerous to humans either by direct contact or
> because they are highly flammable. They include
> ammonia, chlorine, propane, butane, fertilizers,
> acids, petroleum gases and oils.
>
>
Gavin just got a hard on. Once the Hildebeast comes into power vosider all comonsense to necome a thing of the past.... Hillary<
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> State seeks fee on dangerous chemicals
> crisscrossing California
>
> - Tony Bizjak, Sacramento Bee
>
> Jolted by a series of oil train explosions
> nationally, including one in Oregon last month,
> the state this summer has drawn up a list of what
> it says are the 25 most hazardous materials
> shipped on rail in California. It plans to impose
> a new $45 fee later this year on every rail car
> carrying one of those materials. The money will be
> used to ramp up the state’s emergency spill and
> fire response capabilities.
>
> The state Legislature ordered the fee program
> after a Governor’s Office of Emergency Services
> analysis that found significant gaps in
> California’s ability to deal with spills,
> especially in rural and remote areas.
>
> The fee plan is disputed by the state’s major
> railroad companies who say they think it’s
> illegal.
>
> The top 25 list includes materials that are
> dangerous to humans either by direct contact or
> because they are highly flammable. They include
> ammonia, chlorine, propane, butane, fertilizers,
> acids, petroleum gases and oils.
>
>
Gavin just got a hard on. Once the Hildebeast comes into power vosider all comonsense to necome a thing of the past.... Hillary<
