Just added flavoring.Ugh.. and I live downstream. Guess it's even more money spent on bottled water for a while. No heavy metals though so with all this rain it'll be in KC in no time.![]()
What regulations that are in place are so weak that companies like Tyson just blow them off and chalk up any fines to the cost of doing business. Imagine the green light given to industries when the EPA is completely neutered under another Trump regime.And there are people who actually think we don't environmental laws.
I don't know of any regulations that would have prevented this. But, companies that allow this need to have major consequences. There are lots or people who think those rules shouldn't exist or be greatly reduced. There are people who think the EPA should be disbanded because they are horrible and we don't need them.What regulations that are in place are so weak that companies like Tyson just blow them off and chalk up any fines to the cost of doing business. Imagine the green light given to industries when the EPA is completely neutered under another Trump regime.
I know the enviro-bros will lose it but maybe building that close the the water is a bad idea.I’m shocked that houses being built where they had no business being built are falling over. Shocked! From the article…
North Carolina’s coast is almost entirely made up of narrow, low-lying barrier islands. And a modern wave of tourist-driven development, including acres of pricey vacation homes, has been built in places where it probably should not have been.
Not only close to the water, but literally on naturally shifting barrier islands and expecting them not to shift or cause issues.I know the enviro-bros will lose it but maybe building that close the the water is a bad idea.
I mean, I get wanting to be "on the water" but come on now.