Industry groups said the E.P.A. had exceeded its authority in requiring the drinking-water cleanup. The chemicals, known as PFAS, are linked to cancer and health risks.
  • @5oap10116
    141•6 months ago

    I do like how their argument basically boils down to “You obviously don’t understand how much it will cost us to clean up the giant toxic mess we spent so much money trying to hide.”

    • @SlopppyEngineer
      31•6 months ago

      Then they’ll have to do what they say they do best: innovate and be efficient.

    • @RememberTheApollo_
      28•6 months ago

      That’s always their argument.

      Dumping trash in the ocean?

      Asbestos?

      Cigarettes?

      Chemicals in the ground?

      DDT?

      Carbon in the atmosphere?

      “You obviously don’t understand how much it will cost us to clean up the giant toxic mess we spent so much money trying to hide.”

      • @P1nkman
        6•6 months ago

        Which also means line goes down. That is unprecedented, and it’d lower the quality of their lives. Think about the rich people!

        So, when do we eat them?