Just wondering.
The Water Board is monitoring the wells at the Samoa Pulp Mill, and the Air District is monitoring the removal of asbestos. But, what about the land? Has the soil been tested? Are there toxins buried out there as commenters on this site have suggested? Will the owners past and present be made to clean up the soil on the site? Will there be an overall plan for a clean up or will Freshwater Tissue Co. be allowed to start a new business on top of whatever toxins are at the site?
Just wondering.
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Bob Simpson
2/10/2011 08:12:36 am
Carol,
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EX
2/11/2011 02:14:22 pm
Bob,,
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"Barry"
2/15/2011 01:29:07 pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONQ0ZHQNQ9M&feature=related
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2/16/2011 03:21:25 am
Unfortunately, the video listed in the previous message comes up as "This video is not available."
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"Barry"
2/18/2011 04:49:10 am
Youtube,Barry Mcguire. Title, Eve of Destruction.
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Bob Simpson
2/19/2011 12:19:45 am
EX & Barry,
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Ex
2/20/2011 01:49:47 am
1. Good come back on most of it,,,,,,,,,,,took a bit did'nt it ?
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EX
2/20/2011 08:32:49 am
Ex,
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2/21/2011 01:41:39 am
Did the last commenter forget to put his name? He is arguing with Ex, but calls himself Ex. Bob Simpson?
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Bob Simpson
2/21/2011 10:59:15 am
EX,
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Ex
2/21/2011 01:08:24 pm
Yes accepted,,,
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Bob Simpson
2/21/2011 07:56:03 pm
EX,
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2/22/2011 02:06:50 am
As I have learned it is a difficult thing to speak up against this pulp mill in Humboldt county. If Ex revealed who he was, he could be intimidated and ridiculed. A better idea is for there to be an investigation including testing of the soil at the mill.
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Bob Simpson
2/22/2011 05:25:26 am
Carol,
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Jim Lund
2/22/2011 08:41:40 am
I would like to respond to the comment regarding the concrete pour in the machine room in 2006. The floor under the main dryer section had cracked over time and made it quite difficult for the grab trucks to work in that area. The damaged concrete was removed and the floor repaired to provide a safe operating surface. The motivation to complete this work was safe equipment operation and nothing more.
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Ex
2/23/2011 08:15:33 am
Ok , So its said that all is above board and honest on their part.
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