https://www.naturalnews.com/053074_epa_pollution_animas_river_lawsuit.html
On January 14, 2016, officials in New Mexico filed their intent to sue the EPA and the owners of two Colorado mines whose mine waste poured into the AnimasRiver – a tributary of the San Juan and Colorado rivers. ... EPA workers accidentally caused a blowout at the Gold King Mine on August 5, 2015, and 3 million gallons of wastewater flowed into the AnimasRiver, and then into the San Juan River, leaving poisoned, contaminated water in New Mexico, Colorado, ...
https://www.naturalnews.com/050956_epa_pollution_animas_river_dave_taylor.html
Just one week after workers from her agency "accidentally" released about three million gallons of heavy metal-laden sludge down the AnimasRiver in Colorado, sending arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury into drinking water supplies that serve millions of people throughout the Southwest, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Gina McCarthy had the gall to stand before a Washington, D.C., think tank and declare that the biggest threat to our children and communities is ...
https://www.naturalnews.com/051047_epa_animas_river_chemical_spill.html
Less than three weeks after the EPA spilled more than three million gallons of toxic sludge into the AnimasRiver in Colorado during its "cleanup" of an abandoned gold mine, the agency announced that contamination levels were "trending toward pre-event conditions" and lifted restrictions on the use of water from the affected areas downstream. ... Experts point out that metals lining the riverbed could continue to cause long-term effects for agriculture, aquatic life and other life-forms ...
https://www.naturalnews.com/051015_epa_pollution_animas_river_chemical_spill.html
Slow-acting poisons The most immediate concern is the risk to local residents, whose tap or well water ultimately comes from the AnimasRiver. ... Mining's toxic legacy It is impossible to understand the AnimasRiver disaster except in the context of the history of mining pollution in the river and in the West in general. "...
https://www.naturalnews.com/2019-01-09-worlds-first-polluted-river-is-over-7000-years-old.html
The world’s first polluted river is over 7,000 years old, researchers find Wednesday, January 09, 2019 by: Frances Bloomfield badpollution , contaminated water , copper , history , metals , river pollution , wadi feynan , water pollution - (Natural News ) Researchers from the Liverpool John Moores University may have found the world’s first polluted river, reports Sci-News.com . ... Water pollution is an increasing global ecological concern, with disasters like what happened ...
https://www.naturalnews.com/2019-05-31-americans-poisoned-water-from-abandoned-mines.html
Even worse than the Gold King Mine disaster In 2015, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) workers and personnel from the Environmental Restoration LLC triggered a massive environmental disaster when they accidentally caused the release of toxic wastewater into the AnimasRiver watershed while doing repairs at the Gold King Mine in Silverton, Colorado. 911 Metallurgist explains that when these workers accidentally destroyed the dam that was holding back a pond, 3 million U.S. gallons ...
https://www.naturalnews.com/055213_navajo_nation_water_poisoning_epa_lawsuit.html
The water from the river was no longer safe to drink or use for crop irrigation. ... Follow real-time breaking news headlines on Navajo Nation at FETCH.news The world of independent media, all in one place. - More news on Navajo Nation Navajo Nation removes tax on healthy produce, raises tax on junk food in public health effort EPA to be sued over toxic waste that the agency poured into AnimasRiver After decades of high cancer rates and birth defects, EPA finally begins ...
https://www.naturalnews.com/050774_government_agencies_false_flags_battlefield_america.html
Yesterday I posted an article asking for American citizens to send me water samples from the AnimasRiver that the EPA has now heavily contaminated with toxic heavy metals. ... Consider how the following government agencies carry out false flag attacks against America: EPA intentionally pollutes Animasriver to demand more funding From Geologist predicted EPA would intentionally pollute AnimasRiver to secure federal funding : A July 30 letter ...
https://www.naturalnews.com/050989_epa_pollution_obama_administration_gold_king_mine.html
Nevertheless, the agency has come under fire from outside the administration after one of its contractors breached a dam at the mine in early August, sending toxic flow into the AnimasRiver. ... No accountability, no responsibility While not yet comparable in magnitude as far as anyone is yet able to determine, the AnimasRiver spill is nevertheless similar in some ways to oil giant BP's 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. "...
https://www.naturalnews.com/052673_epa_pollution_gold_king_mine_hypocrisy.html
The agency was in charge of the cleanup of the abandoned mine but the operation was bungled, allowing millions of gallons of toxic waste to enter the AnimasRiver, and to subsequently poison waterways in three states, as well as the Navajo Nation. ... Follow real-time breaking news headlines on EPA pollution at FETCH.news The world of independent media, all in one place. - More news on EPA pollution No one is responsible when government agencies make mistakes, but they are quick ...
https://www.naturalnews.com/2017-06-21-epa-exposed-how-agency-has-sought-avoid-all-responsibility-toxic-gold-king-mine-spill.html
That irresponsible action led to a massive 3 million-plus gallon spill of acid mine drainage and, the EPA says, 550 tons of metals , into the AnimasRiver. ... “It says its team was just further cleaning up the site when, through some inexplicable bad luck, the plug eroded, causing a blowout that turned the AnimasRiver bright orange.” 100% organic essential oil sets now available for your home and personal care, including Rosemary, Oregano, Eucalyptus, Tea Tree, ...
https://www.naturalnews.com/052094_epa_pollution_king_gold_mine_disaster_hush_agreements.html
It's been three months since the Gold King Mine spill in which millions of gallons of toxic waste were dumped into the AnimasRiver, turning the water yellow and poisoning a stretch of the river that included two states and the Navajo Nation. ... The details are still as murky as the poisoned river was, due to the agency's policy of secrecy. "...
https://www.naturalnews.com/051162_epa_pollution_gold_king_mine_spill_government_incompetence.html
EPA Director Gina McCarthy has been asked to appear before the panel to answer questions about what role the agency played in the environmental disaster, which leaked highly toxic chemicals into Colorado's AnimasRiver on August 5. ... Lastly, the Navajo Nation, which relies on the river for drinking water and farming, received an emergency supply from the EPA in oil-contaminated containers. "...
https://www.naturalnews.com/2017-01-06-everyone-but-the-epa-has-to-pay-for-polluting-the-environment.html
In August 2015, the AnimasRiver in the southern part of Colorado and northern New Mexico was turned a grotesque shade of yellow-orange after a contracting crew working for the EPA accidentally released some 3 million gallons of toxic water filled with mining byproducts into the water. ... In a bid to stop the contamination from spreading even further, area farmers stopped using river water for irrigation of crops. "...
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