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esya wrote on Sep 6, 2008 2:35 AM:
How can it be a witch hunt if they found that much? It's not like 10,000 pounds is merely a "trace".
If they were to legally ship and bury it, it would have to be under controlled conditions and with a permit. The alternative is a legal requirement that it be deactivated--it's a chemical after all. To dump formaldehyde in the ground contaminates water, and causes human cancer.
Why is this OK, to knowingly poison water or neighboring private land and kill people, through corporate or business criminal acts? It's no less calloused than using formaldehyde to poison a person--we all know what it does.
If they were to legally ship and bury it, it would have to be under controlled conditions and with a permit. The alternative is a legal requirement that it be deactivated--it's a chemical after all. To dump formaldehyde in the ground contaminates water, and causes human cancer.
Why is this OK, to knowingly poison water or neighboring private land and kill people, through corporate or business criminal acts? It's no less calloused than using formaldehyde to poison a person--we all know what it does.
Curious wrote on Mar 22, 2008 10:15 PM:
Check out the Cinderlakes Ranch website. No mention of Dennis Beetham or DB Western having any association or contribution. Curious.
onnonomous wrote on Mar 21, 2008 5:15 PM:
how much did this guy spend to have this stuff shipped from MN, to OR? Is it going to join the junk from Hanford?
Joe sixpack wrote on Mar 21, 2008 12:53 PM:
Two storys on the same day how long dose the World sit on it before thay release it, The World is good at push a agenda.
dennis what is wrong with you wrote on Mar 21, 2008 12:08 PM:
I don't understand what this Dennis guy is doing. If he has a plant in MN that's been shut down, and now his Oregon problems; what in the heck is going on? Is he shady? Or is this a witch hunt?
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