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I suggest you Google 'fracking flammable water methane'. Water is no longer freezing in animal water troughs near waste wells. Residents are told to stay, it is safe, yet tons of fish are washing up dead nearby. You can light your water faucet on fire...could cause house explosion if methane reaches a pilot light.
I REALLY don't think President Trump will give a damn...Better to investigate home filtration systems and water catching systems (illegal in some states to try to use water off your own roof.) Off-grid living is going to need more innovations in coming years to be safe due to all the toxic water wells due to fracking - filled with tons of anti-freeze...Need the innovators to work on filtering system inventions for small-size cleanup of sludge water as most of the products sold are for bad tasting water only. Noted some thought it better to move to country area with Rural Water District available there and regularly test your water well to see if the water lights on fire....Others in small communities or rural areas are advised to try living next to large body of water or rivers in order to make sure clean water will be available in coming years.
Desalination equipment may be good investment if near coast...Who really knows?
I suggest you Google 'fracking flammable water methane'. Water is no longer freezing in animal water troughs near waste wells. Residents are told to stay, it is safe, yet tons of fish are washing up dead nearby. You can light your water faucet on fire...could cause house explosion if methane reaches a pilot light.
I REALLY don't think President Trump will give a damn...Better to investigate home filtration systems and water catching systems (illegal in some states to try to use water off your own roof.)
What wait? That is happening now? Has Trump been the president the last 8 years? WTF, how can the Republicans be so insensitive? [/sarcasm]
Do you not see the dangers of fracking and other forms of pollution ? Don't you want clean land, air, and, water for your children ? How would you protect that without the EPA?
Seriously, you must be very young, therefore can't fathom life before your time. The fact that you started this thread with such a ridiculous premise shows that you are unaware of the consequences of a bully-agency like the EPA.
The EPA has grown into an oppressive organization of self-appointed government zealots that work for the agency because of their radical views. Yes, they are attracted to the agency because they see it as another way to gain control of our lives.
You, OP, not yet owning property or a business cannot comprehend the strong-arm policies inflicted by these federal employees because of their personal views.
To say Republicans (the party that won the election) don't want clean air and water pegs you as a know-nothing, parroting silly word-tracks provided by your Leftist masters.
BTW, like many Americans, I was an environmentalist long before the term was hijacked by the Left.
Government solutions are usually bad ideas, and always have negative unintended consequences.
Example: Department of Education.
The free market always gets it right without the Government path that costs many billions of dollars and providing questionable solutions.
Macroeconomics isn't a skill understood by politicians.
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LOL! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Let's not let facts get in your way, just move the line. This reminds me of the global cooling, no global warming......no CLIMATE CHANGE fiasco. LOL
LOL, you know you do not have to use a computer or smart phone......yet you do!
Please google before typing, and attempt to address the specific points you disagree with. Bringing my computer use options do not make your point, even when your conditioned reflexes urge you to object, please try to make it rational. It's not about me as an individual, it's about "collective" I'm a part of, it's pretty much irrefutable that each and every innovation leads to a spike in consumption, waste, destruction the collective inflicts upon its habitat, yet the collective holds a very peculiar idea that if it would keep stepping on the same innovation rakes forever, a 180 degrees opposite miracle would happen.
Seriously, you must be very young, therefore can't fathom life before your time. The fact that you started this thread with such a ridiculous premise shows that you are unaware of the consequences of a bully-agency like the EPA.
The EPA has grown into an oppressive organization of self-appointed government zealots that work for the agency because of their radical views. Yes, they are attracted to the agency because they see it as another way to gain control of our lives.
You, OP, not yet owning property or a business cannot comprehend the strong-arm policies inflicted by these federal employees because of their personal views.
To say Republicans (the party that won the election) don't want clean air and water pegs you as a know-nothing, parroting silly word-tracks provided by your Leftist masters.
BTW, like many Americans, I was an environmentalist long before the term was hijacked by the Left.
Government solutions are usually bad ideas, and always have negative unintended consequences.
Example: Department of Education.
The free market always gets it right without the Government path that costs many billions of dollars and providing questionable solutions.
Macroeconomics isn't a skill understood by politicians.
Free market solutions usually involve running A, B,C ... into extinction, jacking up the prices in the process before switching to the ersatz products X,Y, Z and then running into extinction
the things it takes to manufacture X, Y, Z as well as polluting at will. Land owners want a small dominion of their own to hide from the overpopulated world, alas the more people are out there the more pressure at the unconditional property rights regardless of government or lack of thereof.
Please google before typing, and attempt to address the specific points you disagree with. Bringing my computer use options do not make your point, even when your conditioned reflexes urge you to object, please try to make it rational. It's not about me as an individual, it's about "collective" I'm a part of, it's pretty much irrefutable that each and every innovation leads to a spike in consumption, waste, destruction the collective inflicts upon its habitat, yet the collective holds a very peculiar idea that if it would keep stepping on the same innovation rakes forever, a 180 degrees opposite miracle would happen.
Yet you still choose to go on, to consume and to use computers and cell phones which are little toxic bombs.
So what I am getting is it is OK for you to pollute but not for others?
Free market solutions usually involve running A, B,C ... into extinction, jacking up the prices in the process before switching to the ersatz products X,Y, Z and then running into extinction
the things it takes to manufacture X, Y, Z as well as polluting at will. Land owners want a small dominion of their own to hide from the overpopulated world, alas the more people are out there the more pressure at the unconditional property rights regardless of government or lack of thereof.
Not familiar with the extinction of ABCs. It that a reference to one's spelling abilities?
Please provide further info. We'll be here waiting.
It's not about me as an individual, it's about "collective" I'm a part of,
And that's the entirety of your issue right there. In the USA we respect the rights of the INDIVIDUAL over the "collective."
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