yes I just caught this post sounds real scary , may not be the same but did want to share the facts , out city is exceding the MCL for RADs =riadium they say is a natural formation in the rock formations that can and have been there for hundreds of thousands of years and it goes on to say if left undesturbed is ok , yet three of our water well out of the six are shut down on account the risk . the cause they say is blamed on urainium I have my doubts and often wonder if mabey the agricultural byproducts from acres and acres of fertilized fields of costal hay or grass rather has anything to do with the now not "potable water" or can it be the 200 thousand barrels per day of saltwater disposal wells from many different companys pumping back into the the ground that out state allows can you imagine what our great great grand children will be left with ?
What will become of the earth is all the water is poisened ? there are a minimum of 5 major injection wells in our area, this vast underwater river(aqufir) is under attack who will stop this nonsence, what will we drink, one time I ask a worker at a major company what they did with the spoils out of the wash bay grease trap , he answered that they vacume it out with a vacume truck and then they pump in into the so called salt water injection well , often referred to as "DISPOSAL WELLS "
That tells the rest of the story the Name says it all ,who really moniters what is forced in the ground under pressure and if the "Salt water Disposal wells" are supossed to be on a vacume when they get done unloading then tell me why they have to use such a great big pump and like 100 barrels per minute and up ? DOES ANY ONE HAVE AN EXPLANATION OTHER THAN THIS IS A NATUARL OCCURANCE ?
Since we are on this subject and I am getting wound up here what about this newly formed Ground Water District . Now they charge the municipalities for the water being drawn out of the ground yet they don't want to help solve the mystery of our ever so deminishing water quality .
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
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