50,000 Tons of “Hazardous” Material getting dumped in Washington Park?
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There's a reason why they chose Washington Park (and not the East Side) to dump 50k tons of hazardous material.
And there's a reason why Olneyville (and not the East Side) was chosen as the place to dump 2 stories high worth of contaminated soil from the 6/10 construction project.
You want to guess what the reason is?
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Originally Posted by massnative71
^Either way, it's not the city of Providence's problem to deal with (or it least it shouldn't be).
My guess is the same reason why you use your crime fetish as an excuse to trash these same struggling neighborhoods you now pretend to care about. Because they can. So please spare us the hypocritical nonsense.
Hostility? Says it all? Says all of what? Now you're a mind reader?
Some people don't like this discussion. If you can't see that (and you don't need to be a mind reader), then I don't know what to tell you.
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