Posted by James Williams on January 14, 2014 at 07:44:56 from (65.73.12.9):
In Reply to: What chemical? posted by KEH on January 14, 2014 at 05:02:25:
What makes this a diaster of I beleive 9 counties is this company named American Water.American water is a very large water purifing company that beleives bigger is better,and they were allowed to buy or operate a lot of small municipals,and public service districts and to draw water from one location and pump it to other locations.This is sort of like putting all your eggs in one basket.This spill just happen to be where American water pulled there water from.The advantage of smaller plants is they all pull from different locations or they warn each other if problerms exsist.As for this chemical holding co not being regulated this doesnt make sense,and I sure its about to change.I work for a Wastewater company in WV and we are regulated
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