Texas Town Welcomes Toxic Hudson River Sludge

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Clean up after yourself!

Pathetic! Instead of cleaning up their own mess, NY State and GE quietly do an end-run around basic responsibility. And, dump it on a largely unsuspecting/uninformed public far, far away from its' source.

Typical Liberal, Northern US mentality...

Once again... normal, reasonable, conservative TEXANS are paying the price for their Yankee Greed-driven indisgressions- just like before! Why should we be shouldering the burden- the eftermath of their bad deeds and lack of responsibility for it after the fact?

Bury it in your own damn back yard/State! You have the space -and the money!!! Do the right thing and stop dumping your trash -toxic or not- in my land~!

Clean it up first! The article clearly states that it could've been cleaned up, but that GE was let off the hook for the cost of clean-up by way of a wreckless profiteer group that owns land in North Texas.

Has anyone thought about how much of the US is downstream from the Lubbock area?

RK of TX @ Jul 13, 2009 20:43:17 PM

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