To: dware; All
Why was the EPA in a inactive mine? It had been inactive since 1923?
6 posted on
08/11/2015 12:52:46 PM PDT by
ColdOne
(I miss my poochie... Tasha 2000~3/14/11)
To: ColdOne
One news report stated they were ‘inspecting’ it.
More likely they are taking an inventory of old mines for violations that pre-date the EPA and readying a fine against whatever legacy companies can be traced back to their original owners.
18 posted on
08/11/2015 1:00:28 PM PDT by
lacrew
To: ColdOne
It was working at two of the 40,000 mines in that area. They have been plugging these mines all over for decades.
To: ColdOne
Because they can’t leave anything alone because they have a bottomless pit of our money to screw around with.
43 posted on
08/11/2015 2:26:37 PM PDT by
Sequoyah101
(It feels like we have exchaned our dreams for survival. We just have a few days that don't suck.)
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