Environmentalists are suing to stop the flow of 1,4-dioxane into the drinking water supply, which one local water utility found at concentrations 17 times higher than the EPA’s health advisory goal.
By Lisa Sorg
ASHEBORO, N.C.—Boxy, gunmetal gray buildings loom over a labyrinth of ducts and tubes and catwalks, beyond which 100 train cars loll on their tracks. Smokestacks wait to exhale.
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the corporations who are actively poisoning your kids are not complying and not backing down because a) they know they’ll eventually win; and b) they and their families will never suffer the consequences they’re forcing on everyone else
i hope it’s starting to become more clear that all of this shit that’s going on and on and on will only be changed by one thing, the thing that it’s against the rules to say out loud
