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Re: California bans *perchloroethylene*—dry-cleaning businesses severely hurt |
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Posted by Orange Blossom Special on Sun Jan 28 23:15:05 2007, in response to Re: California bans *perchloroethylene*—dry-cleaning businesses severely hurt, posted by Olog-hai on Sun Jan 28 15:04:11 2007. Not all groundwater is created equal.The makeup of the ground in Arizona is different than Florida and New Jersey. I'm sitting on sinkholes thanks to that groundwater! Actually, thanks to development, not much makes it to the groundwater, all the concrete and stormwater drains divert most of the moisture before the ground gets to soak it in. Anyway, where you have business you're going to have someone skirt around the rules. Telling me that ALL dry cleaners, or whoever dispose of thier waste throughout history propery is like saying that all people don't throw their batteries in the trash and dispose of them properly. Cuz you know you're not supposed to throw those out right? And technically, things were done to become illegal. Someone dumped the waste and it was found bad to become illegal. So yea, they would've had to dump it at somepoint. |
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