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Drahthaardogs

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26. Sure there could be
Thu Jan 5, 2017, 07:57 PM
Jan 2017

But EPA has nothing to do with it. They protect the environment, not household plumbing.

And on edit: No, there is no reason to test the air. Lead does not volatilize.

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"May Be?" scscholar Jan 2017 #1
This is why the EPA needs to be shut down. Turbineguy Jan 2017 #2
There are only two tests for total lead in the environment Drahthaardogs Jan 2017 #3
They're only testing sink water and not shower and heating system water. n/t pnwmom Jan 2017 #4
HUH? Drahthaardogs Jan 2017 #7
It's what the article said. I was just paraphrasing. pnwmom Jan 2017 #11
I know my point was the article is done poorly Drahthaardogs Jan 2017 #13
Can't there be lead in individual faucet fixtures? They just tested in our schools pnwmom Jan 2017 #21
that is caused by water sitting in pipes. mopinko Jan 2017 #22
Sure there could be Drahthaardogs Jan 2017 #26
You beat me to the punch. Paka Jan 2017 #30
Then how does lead get into the air? pnwmom Jan 2017 #34
The lead in air was from combustion from a foundary Drahthaardogs Jan 2017 #39
I was asking, not arguing. Do you know what a question mark means? n/t pnwmom Jan 2017 #40
Oh, sorry then... Drahthaardogs Jan 2017 #43
And the problem is that little kids play near and sometimes with the dirt. pnwmom Jan 2017 #44
If you are testin sink water, you are testing the hot water system CajunBlazer Jan 2017 #9
I'm not being stupid, I'm paraphrasing from the article. That's what it said. pnwmom Jan 2017 #10
The author of the article is a clueless nitwit... CajunBlazer Jan 2017 #28
Insulting me for correctly answering someone's question about what the writer meant pnwmom Jan 2017 #33
I apoligize CajunBlazer Jan 2017 #36
It's easy these days to react that way because we're all under a lot of stress. pnwmom Jan 2017 #37
His history of spending campaign finance money shoud have prevented malaise Jan 2017 #5
What Conservatives were appointed or assigned to run the Region 5 EPA office? TheBlackAdder Jan 2017 #6
What! How can Pence be held accountable? CajunBlazer Jan 2017 #8
He as Governor is accountable as any governor of a state disaster is. Alekzander Jan 2017 #12
BS: If a hurrican hits Florida, is the governor automaticlly responsible for the property damage? CajunBlazer Jan 2017 #15
Man you don't compare this to a natural disaster but the Governor is responsible for how he reacts Alekzander Jan 2017 #17
Again, from everything I have read about this Pence is blameless CajunBlazer Jan 2017 #24
Yeah, keep attacking & yes I will say it, your shrilling for Pence is certainly being clueless. Alekzander Jan 2017 #31
The previous poster is not "shrilling for Pence," Alekzander, but asking for a FACTUAL accounting... Hekate Jan 2017 #32
You again, would expect such from you. Actually it appears it is just you & the other. Nobody else Alekzander Jan 2017 #35
+1 Paka Jan 2017 #41
First off, he's not defending pence, second, he's right, pence has nothing to do with this, third, dionysus Jan 2017 #42
Your opinion & no he is totally wrong and yes, he is going nuts trying to defend Pence. Anyone can Alekzander Jan 2017 #45
There is PLENTY to go after the rethugs on... no need to blame them for shit that dionysus Jan 2017 #47
Heh. I guess I'm not the "only one" after all. Hekate Jan 2017 #46
Counting incorrectly is Pence's fault... dionysus Jan 2017 #48
This message was self-deleted by its author Alekzander Jan 2017 #49
If there is lead in the pipes or water tank Drahthaardogs Jan 2017 #14
True. Alekzander Jan 2017 #19
True enough CajunBlazer Jan 2017 #20
Exactly what I would expect from this type of industrial use Drahthaardogs Jan 2017 #25
Agree, you sound like you know what you're talking about CajunBlazer Jan 2017 #27
Environmental toxicologist Drahthaardogs Jan 2017 #51
But here's the sticking point Bettie Jan 2017 #16
Absolutely correct on that as well, we have seen that. Pence is running from this even more than Alekzander Jan 2017 #18
Again, from everything I have read about this Pence is blameless CajunBlazer Jan 2017 #23
pfft. john oliver had a LEAD primer on his show, showing the government purposely used LEAD pansypoo53219 Jan 2017 #29
Worst. Administration. Ever. Initech Jan 2017 #38
Defunct oil refineries there. phylny Jan 2017 #50
Pence and his administration has essentially checked out on al this. The Governor has run from it, Alekzander Jan 2017 #52
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