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We don't need no environmental protection.
I have a neighbor who changes the oil on his truck. He dumps the used oil into the sewer. That's a good patriotic American.
We don't need no environmental protection.
I have a neighbor who changes the oil on his truck. He dumps the used oil into the sewer. That's a good patriotic American.
"we don't need no" - double negative. Good job there. Taking lessons from your hero Dubya?
Municipalities often have rules on dumping oil in the sewage system. FAIL.
We don't need no environmental protection.
I have a neighbor who changes the oil on his truck. He dumps the used oil into the sewer. That's a good patriotic American.
Why?
How is this different than the wholesale pollution that will result when this governor opens up the entire state to her gas and oil benefactors?
So it's okay when businesses do it, but not okay when average citizens do it?
Why?
How is this different than the wholesale pollution that will result when this governor opens up the entire state to her gas and oil benefactors?
So it's okay when businesses do it, but not okay when average citizens do it?
Do you like to heat your home and drive your car, without paying an arm and leg for it?
We desperately need to develop our abundant domestic natural resources.
Why?
How is this different than the wholesale pollution that will result when this governor opens up the entire state to her gas and oil benefactors?
So it's okay when businesses do it, but not okay when average citizens do it?
Yeah, what are we thinking right? Taxes will clean up the environment. How stupid of us not to realize this!
Location: By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea
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You can have your water and air clean without that piece of bureaucracy.
Of course! Industry would never do things like dump toxic chemicals in a river say when they have the so attractive option of paying $$$ for safe disposal. right?
Sanrene NEVER answers questions directly. Her bosses would never let her.
Fortunately the Oil and Gas formations are not located in any part of NM that interests me. However the scheme to pump water out of the San Agustin Basin to make up for the water lost by evaporation from the Rio Grande basin is likely to be approved.
Of course! Industry would never do things like dump toxic chemicals in a river say when they have the so attractive option of paying $$$ for safe disposal. right?
But hey, what's a little arsenic in the water supply
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