Bangladesh
They Should do like Cambodia Is !
Cover it all over with fresh Dirt
They Should do like Cambodia Is !
Cover it all over with fresh Dirt
Cleaning the MOST POLLUTED COUNTRY in the WORLD
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Jollyrodger1
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Jeff your point is well taken, but in America we should be ashamed, 250 plus years isn’t that long ago, very sad indeed.
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I haven't seen anything Close to contaminated Toxic green water or piles of trash in the waterways here in the U.S.
sure there is illegal dumping on lonely back roads and stripping pits.
but compaired to other countries, it's like discarding a snot rag here imo
sure there is illegal dumping on lonely back roads and stripping pits.
but compaired to other countries, it's like discarding a snot rag here imo
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Like I said you’re correct, but I live in the United States of America and this country is considered new compared to a lot of those. That in itself is un excusable in any terms.
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Jeff, anything of significance been researched or observed in western, pa. I have not been on here for awhile. Yes I try to read the material on here but you would know more specifically, especially in Pennsylvania, thankyou
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Around here, If they Wanted People to Reycle They would Not Charge people $5.00 a piece to take their tires and recycle them and charge again for the recycled rubber goods.
They would do Like Copper & Silver or at least take it for free and make their money at the other end.
They would also not charge To take Electronics .
The Most discatded Items I See are Tires & TV's and other household white goods like washers etc. though i may be wrong on washers if you take them to the junk yard.
both you gotta pay to get rid of. even at recycle events
They would do Like Copper & Silver or at least take it for free and make their money at the other end.
They would also not charge To take Electronics .
The Most discatded Items I See are Tires & TV's and other household white goods like washers etc. though i may be wrong on washers if you take them to the junk yard.
both you gotta pay to get rid of. even at recycle events
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if there is it's in the pa sections Treasure Legends & Old Photos
Whenever i see these videos of youtubers cleaning these places up. I wonder where they are taking the trash that it wont just end up back in the same spot. In some India culture they believe the rivers magically clean themselves so you are good to toss as much sewage, trash, dead people, etc into it.
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When I see that level of filth built up it makes me want to grab a megaphone and start hollering "What the hell is wrong with you people?"
Those people made that mess, and they should be the ones cleaning it up.
Hopefully they all get a shot of antibiotics daily..can't even imagine the level of bacteria in that crap.
Those people made that mess, and they should be the ones cleaning it up.
Hopefully they all get a shot of antibiotics daily..can't even imagine the level of bacteria in that crap.
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When I see that level of filth built up it makes me want to grab a megaphone and start hollering "What the hell is wrong with you people?"
I think that every time I go to the mailbox and find another fast food bag and its contents strewn down the ditch along the road.
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Funny How they Built Up a Tolerence for What would Kill every American on this Planet !
The Health Nazis Have Made us unable to fight a lot of Dieases,
By Destroying our natural Immune Systems !
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So many of these newer "biologic" medicines just wipe out a person's immune system, which is why they always say "be sure you don't have an infection before taking".
My wife has taken a number of those IV type medicines, and as a result her body can't fight off much anything. She's had to go without one for Rheumatoid arthritis for a few months, and right now her hands and joints are all swollen and very painful. She is hoping she's finally over an infection, and can get her "infusion" on Friday. Me too, and while I don't mind doing things for my Queen, I could certainly use a break from pretty much doing everything for her.
Jeff, if making my immune system stronger means walking around in that filth, I'll pass on it and take my chances....
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Back in the late 80's circa 88 I landed in Newark drove the rental car across a huge swamp wasteland in New Jersey on an elevated Interstate HWY. I looked down at that vast wasteland and thought what a horrible toxic situation. It was obvious, no imagination needed. A couple weeks or months later it was on the national news because that area caught fire and melted the Interstate so bad it had to be closed for repairs. It was a long way down, maybe 50 feet.
Food for thought:
www.americangeosciences.org
www.gao.gov
www.epa.gov
Not too far from here people can light their water wells on fire. Think about that.
Food for thought:
How Close Are You to a Superfund Site?
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Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) Program | US EPA
The Toxics Release Inventory tracks the management of certain toxic chemicals that may pose a threat to human health and the environment.
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Not too far from here people can light their water wells on fire. Think about that.
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Yeah deportee pigs of pollution, oh excuse me not politically correct, you know what, other countries that give a dam look at America and say, look at them imploding from within. Seriously if it’s not for the ignorance of government and the people then what. So yeah detectorist actually remove some trash from the ground how soon they forget. Restrictions on everything, can’t detect certain places, can’t fly my drone certain places, soon don’t put your toilet paper in the toilet, sounds ridiculous but come on. Yeah so we actually clean up do we get recognized for that, nope. Thankyou friends
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