Track_Shovel

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Track_Shovel,

Cool, let’s convert them into housing for homeless people. No I won’t think about the landlords

Track_Shovel,

I hope they have a lot of gypsum In their soil otherwise you’re going to burn the shit out of their plants

Track_Shovel,

While you are joking, that would actually work.

Track_Shovel,

Kind of related, but one of the ideas I suggested to a friend when the Ukranian crisis broke out was that the ukranians should camo their tanks and the like in a giant QR code that leads to the lemon party website.

Dazzle camo for the 21st century!

Track_Shovel,

Protect the children, they cry, while permitting flavoured tobacco or something else as terrible

Track_Shovel,

God. That comment was a rollercoaster.

I’m ridiculously sorry you lived through that. Hopefully you’re in a better spot, and pops is maggot food.

Track_Shovel,

Whatever happened during that time was entirely not your fault. You were a kid, and entirely innocent.

Make sure you get into therapy to help get yourself sorted out. Don’t let that period of your life define you: you deserve better.

Track_Shovel,

What a read, and terrible situation.

Track_Shovel,

Just keep swimming, friend.

Track_Shovel,

It has always been a fantasy of mine…

Track_Shovel,

I had this meme come through my discord and was going to post it but I didn’t want to have to explain to 47 people that no, I am not saying hit the cop with it; the windshield is much more satisfying

Track_Shovel,

I just get ultra kill (whatever that is) results and have no need to go further.

B.C. coal mining company fined for more than 400 violations (www.cbc.ca)

A B.C. coal mining company in northeastern B.C. has been fined more than $45,000 for repeated violations of the province’s environmental protection rules, including the failure to monitor mine waste into fish-bearing water and failure to limit particulate being put into the air....

Track_Shovel, (edited )

They are being very lenient here, but these fines are probably the first of many. They may well lose their permit to operate, as it is within the Director’s right to do so.

The 406 instances of not monitoring effluent sounds like they shut down their water monitoring program periodically (winter?). Not controlling mine effluent is a big no-no. A major mine company got fined 60 million for selenium issues. Also, you risk getting DFO involved, since their purview covers all fish-bearing water, and bad things happen pretty quickly once the feds are involved.

It will be interesting to see what happens. Cool article.

Track_Shovel,

As I say elsewhere, this is probably just the starting point. Right now they are being fined for not monitoring and as a result are being made to see if there was an impact on water and fish. If those results come back as showing a negative impact on these receptors, the big fines will follow.

Track_Shovel,

What are the YT alternatives? I use it by default and I’m to exhausted to look for another landing place

Track_Shovel,

I’ve seen this playout too, and it’s tragic.

Track_Shovel,

I know a bunch of environmental risk assessors. You better believe this hit their inboxes at the speed of sound.

Track_Shovel,

Still, voters deserve to know who’s a turncoat and who isn’t.

Yes it tips off the countries that are spying on us, but at the same time they likely already know who is at risk. Further, slamming their dicks in the door will still cause them to scramble to try and recreate the network they had going.

Track_Shovel,

The Public Safety Minister insisted that federal law prevents the government from releasing further information about the people at the centre of those allegations, and he urged party leaders to instead get their own classified briefings and said Canadians should have confidence that police can investigate and lay charges when warranted

Just trust us, bro

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