Friday, January 16, 2015

Judge favors ANR plan to monitor pollution

An environmental court judge has accepted the Agency of Natural Resources plan to monitor pollution at the former GoGo Gas site on Clinton Street rather than remove it, and has ordered two years of new quarterly monitoring.
http://www.rutlandherald.com/article/20150116/NEWS02/701169936

5 comments :

  1. Anonymous1/16/15, 11:37 AM

    Flash back to 1952, one year latter:
    "Who's going to clean up this mess. What mess, it's just (many) gallons of oil products in the ground. Oh well, just leave it for now. Year 1954, what mess? I don't see any mess. Cover it up and forget about it. I won't be alive when this mess comes up again. Let the kids worry about it latter." Global warming, what Global warming, I don't see any Global warming, let the kids worry about it latter. Flash forward to 2050.
    New York city, Miami , I don't see any New York or Miami.

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    1. Anonymous1/17/15, 1:41 AM

      Go back to sleep Chicken Little. The sky is NOT falling...

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    2. chuck gregory1/18/15, 10:13 AM

      Well put, 11:37!

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    3. Anonymous1/20/15, 12:41 PM

      Chuck endorses sensationalism... Let's just convert the GoGo Gas site to a pocket park and call it a day!

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    4. Anonymous1/20/15, 5:03 PM

      1:41, If you were on a boat on the ocean it would seem like the sky was falling because the water is rising.

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