Green battery recycling plant in Aryshire, Scotland burns to the ground… massive toxins release.
How’s that green scam working for ya?
Sirhr
How dare you?
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Green battery recycling plant in Aryshire, Scotland burns to the ground… massive toxins release.
How’s that green scam working for ya?
Sirhr
Yeh, but that's in Scotland. That's really, really far from here so it's still green from this side of the pond.
Interesting:
“Ayrshire is one of the most agriculturally fertile regions of Scotland. Potatoes are grown in fields near the coast, using seaweed-based fertiliser, and in addition the region produces pork products, other root vegetables, and cattle (see below); and summer berries such as strawberries are grown abundantly.”
I wonder how all those toxins will be accounted for on their farmlands?
“Ayrshire is one of the most agriculturally fertile regions of Scotland. Potatoes are grown in fields near the coast, using seaweed-based fertiliser, and in addition the region produces pork products, other root vegetables, and cattle (see below); and summer berries such as strawberries are grown abundantly.”
I wonder how all those toxins will be accounted for on their farmlands?
Gov will take a soil sample, rule that the land can no longer be farmed. Farmland will be sold to politicians' friends, who'll hold it for a few years. A new study will be taken, ruling the farmland is good to go.
Batteries are pretty volatile, and aren’t a “green” thing if you ask me they were around before all that bs and are pushed as “green”. This is green as in they aren’t buried in a landfill to leach chemicals into the water you drink. Also the metal in batteries is still valuable and useful beyond the life of the battery it’s retarded to throw it away yet people do, these folks are smart enough to profit off free donations. Let’s not forget it’s a marketing term
Long story short, the only green thing here is it’s a recycling plant. Common sense has gone out the window it’s crazy.
It’s projected to be a 22.8 billion dollar Industry in 5 years, you’d be stupid not to get involved given the chance.
Long story short, the only green thing here is it’s a recycling plant. Common sense has gone out the window it’s crazy.
It’s projected to be a 22.8 billion dollar Industry in 5 years, you’d be stupid not to get involved given the chance.
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Every time I see this, I just want to give this little bitch a serious spanking.
That just reads like a fetish situation
Every time I see this, I just want to give this little bitch a serious spanking.
Ok, what I really wanted to type was that it makes me want to punch her in the nose...but child abuse, right? lolThat just reads like a fetish situation
Aw, man! We’re going to have to eat even more bugs to stop this
Perv…
Every time I see this, I just want to give this little bitch a serious spanking.
I’ll just bet you do. Roar!
With Negan’s bat.
Every time I see this, I just want to give this little bitch a serious spanking.
Every time I see this, I just want to give this little bitch a serious spanking.
She's well over 18... if you want to take advantage of a retard... it's legal now...
Every time I see this, I just want to give this little bitch a serious spanking.
Hahaha! Thanks for that. It’s been so long since I’ve seen The Grail, that I’d forgotten that scene.
Not to worry. Being of the ilk to always blame another for perceived problems, I’m sure they are on the case.
Someone with a mis-spelled handle that is a tribute to a Soviet tanker who played with small arms design is probably already coming up with a way to blame Trump. He has a whole staff of Chicoms behind his excuse generation.
OK, so why am I not surprised that you are quoting Monty Python? There are a lot of us (me included) sick *ucks in here.
Hey, man. It’s ok if you swear in here. We’re not going to tell on you
A battery recycle plant in Fredericktown Mo burned in October last year. This is about 50 miles from where I live.
www.nfpa.org
Missouri Battery Recycling Plant Fire
After Missouri plant fire, an NFPA expert discusses the unique hazards involved in lithium-ion battery recycling.
