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Re: OT - Sealing wood on trailer
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Posted by souNdguy on May 30, 2006 at 12:03:28 from (12.64.186.191):
In Reply to: Re: OT - Sealing wood on trailer posted by Mark on May 30, 2006 at 11:46:34:
If you believe that.. I think you are crazy.. not me. The GC I work for has been involved in cleaning up contaminated land.. We've done a weight station and a train station in the last decade.. the train station BY FAR had the worst contamination. Only worse I' have ever seen was an underground tank at a fuel station ( benzene levels for quite a ways around the station were extremely elevated.. and benzene is not nice to living tissue.. ) And the worst is a tie between an old unlined landfill and an old paint production facility. The landfill started having bad water tests around the area.. everyhting from battery's to old refer equipment had been in there. It's bad enough that they are considering excavating and lining it.. not to mention everyone was hooked up to city water as soon as the reports started coming out. The paint facility? So bad they are not even digging it up for fear of causing further exposure. Can't use well water for miles around it... It looks like a wasteland in that remote area of where town used to be. (poloution) It's plain chemical science. Proclaiming it doesn't exist then bring up nazi germany doesn't change the physical facts one bit. Look at CFC's and PCB's chlorflourcarbons.. I'll eave it as an exercise to investigate how many ozone molecules are destroyed by a SINGLE cfc molecule... and poly chlorinated biphenols.. nice stuff there... as good for you as benzene... Makes chromated copper arsenate leaching issues on playgrounds look almost 'ok'... Soundguy
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