Hold the EPA employees responsible for the discharge of mine waste into the Animas River in Colorado.

In Colorado this week, millions of gallons of toxic, metal laden waste water were dumped into the Animas River. And the culprit for this horrendous act was… the Environmental Protection Agency. Here’s a question for the government to consider. How much of a fine do you think the EPA should impose on itself? A farmer in North Carolina was sentenced to six months of house arrest and fined $15K for discharging water with cow feces in it into a local river. In the Appalachian region, a coal mining outfit was fined more than $27M for discharging into rivers. Pan Am Railways was tagged with $375,000 in fines by the EPA for discharging into a river. and I know just the group to hold them accountable. We’ll have to call the Environmental Protection Agency.
Text from an Hot Air article by jazz Shaw