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hibbing

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7. so true

Reply to jwirr (Reply #4)

Thu Jun 4, 2015, 12:52 PM

Jun 2015

I had to open this just to be sure it was about no human contact, that has to be some nasty stuff. But at least we can get all our cheap electronics made somewhere, right?

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More than 60 pct of China's underground water rated unfit for human contact [View all] n2doc Jun 2015 OP

Good news! Looks like they want to join the TPP! Then - they can bottle that water and sell it to djean111 Jun 2015 #1

Now, you've got it! That's the plan. And the more people that water kills valerief Jun 2015 #2

Where have you been? They already have "Most Favored Nation" trade status. Hoppy Jun 2015 #5

Oh noes!!! You mean the TPP is not gonna save us from China???? Are people LYING to us? djean111 Jun 2015 #8

Pollution! Pollution! Don't drink the water and don't breathe the air! KamaAina Jun 2015 #3

That is really bad. Consumption is one thing contact means that it is not fit for anyone or anything jwirr Jun 2015 #4

so true hibbing Jun 2015 #7

Oh, yes we need all those gadgets. jwirr Jun 2015 #10

China is busy buying its way out of the problem project_bluebook Jun 2015 #6

The are putting water in bags and pulling it across the ocean with tankers? snooper2 Jun 2015 #11

and 100% of 'aboveground' water as it flows into the sea Sunlei Jun 2015 #9

It has nothing to do with population. But just wait and see what happens with 8 billion. Gregorian Jun 2015 #12

Coming to a (Fracked) Neighborhood near you. bahrbearian Jun 2015 #13

Ah! But the EPA says that fracking doesn't contaminate groundwaters 'widely' n2doc Jun 2015 #14