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Re: Toxic cleanup must come before freight
Author: moral?
Date: 05-07-2009 - 21:51
Capdiamont Wrote:
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> That mine, has been operating, for a long, long
> time now. You forget that? If you really want to
> do the river some good, help stop the water
> diversions, in to the Russian river, or for all
> the marijuana. That another great topic. What
> about all their herbicides, diesel spills, used
> motor oil dumping, clearing of land? But the
> railroad is the big environmental boogie man. Oh,
> I know, it will be fixes when it is legalized.
"That mine", hasn't pulled more than a few thousand tons even in the best of years and now moves nothing. The NWP business plan is to remove 6 million tons a year for 25 years. The biggest open pit mine mostly at taxpayers expense, for private profit. I'm not sure what that has to do with whatever Cap is smoking.
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> That mine, has been operating, for a long, long
> time now. You forget that? If you really want to
> do the river some good, help stop the water
> diversions, in to the Russian river, or for all
> the marijuana. That another great topic. What
> about all their herbicides, diesel spills, used
> motor oil dumping, clearing of land? But the
> railroad is the big environmental boogie man. Oh,
> I know, it will be fixes when it is legalized.
"That mine", hasn't pulled more than a few thousand tons even in the best of years and now moves nothing. The NWP business plan is to remove 6 million tons a year for 25 years. The biggest open pit mine mostly at taxpayers expense, for private profit. I'm not sure what that has to do with whatever Cap is smoking.
