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I couldn't make it past "Nation’s Single Men Announce Plan To Change Bedsheets By 2019"
Please send donations to the "Dredge the Sierra Fund". It's environmentaly sound when it fits their interests.
OK, here's the latest strategy from the Sierra Fund. After running us dredgers out, they are asking the Governor to give them a chunk of the billion dollar
water bond that is upcoming. They will use it to do Combie and other reservoirs, and move on to dredge the rivers - probably with same equipment we use,
but with "emergency waivers" as their s**t don't stink.
ACTION ALERT: Sign on to TSF?s letter to support funding for legacy mine cleanup
I have become familiar with most of their jargon, but one term blows right over the top of my head - can you provide a layman's description of "mass balancing"?
"Carrie Monohan, a science director for The Sierra Fund who also works for NID, said the mercury machine has a more sophisticated nozzle that prevents a large dredging plume."
What the hell kinda crap is that? A cutter head dredge utilizes a scalping basket or crown in a rotating motion to suspend material, and then the dredgers suction system transports it through the suction hose by use of a dredge pump.
So if it is suspending material, the we have a serious possibility here of the cutter head impacting a pocket of mercury and breaking it up into little pieces thereby causing methylation on a lot bigger scale than the direct suction action of one of our dredges.
How in the hell do these people keep passing college and getting degrees?
They will use the methylated mercury thing against us, when their cutter heads produce a LOT of it.
They will say; "See? Dredging produces a lot of methylated mercury!"
Carrie Monahan working for both NID and Sierra Fund is an OBVIOUS CONFLICT OF INTEREST!
They will use the methylated mercury thing against us, when their cutter heads produce a LOT of it.
They will say; "See? Dredging produces a lot of methylated mercury!"
Carrie Monahan working for both NID and Sierra Fund is an OBVIOUS CONFLICT OF INTEREST!
Conflict of interest? Guess who is listed on Sierra Fund website as a donor? (answer: - Tim Crough, asst gen. manager, NID and
the NID!!) A very cozy arrangement.