RandomGuy
05-22-2018, 12:47 PM
So the EPA has been sold to the highest bidder, and Pruitt doesn't want you to know how dangerous your drinking water really is.
How many people will die from drinking carcinogens that they don't know about, from water they thought was safe?
First step:
Squash the report on dangerous chemicals:
several months ago, a H.H.S. unit called the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (A.T.S.D.R.) was all set to publish a federal study showing that a certain class of toxic chemicals linked to thyroid defects, problems in pregnancy, and certain cancers poses a risk to humans even at low levels of exposure.
. But when the White House got wind of the report, it worried that revealing its findings would freak people out and put pressure on the E.P.A. and Department of Defense. “The public, media, and Congressional reaction to these numbers is going to be huge,” an unidentified White House aide said in an e-mail forwarded on January 30 by James Herz, a political appointee who oversees environmental issues at the Office of Management and Budget. “The impact to E.P.A. and [the Defense Department] is going to be extremely painful,” the e-mail continued. “We (DoD and E.P.A.) cannot seem to get A.T.S.D.R. to realize the potential public relations nightmare this is going to be.”
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/05/white-house-buries-contaminated-drinking-water-study
Second:
Keep reporters from mentioning by banning them from any meeting having to do with it:
The Latest: EPA bars AP, CNN from summit on contaminants
https://apnews.com/d799f4e096cc42cf99ae01b02d1e0688
How many people will die from drinking carcinogens that they don't know about, from water they thought was safe?
First step:
Squash the report on dangerous chemicals:
several months ago, a H.H.S. unit called the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (A.T.S.D.R.) was all set to publish a federal study showing that a certain class of toxic chemicals linked to thyroid defects, problems in pregnancy, and certain cancers poses a risk to humans even at low levels of exposure.
. But when the White House got wind of the report, it worried that revealing its findings would freak people out and put pressure on the E.P.A. and Department of Defense. “The public, media, and Congressional reaction to these numbers is going to be huge,” an unidentified White House aide said in an e-mail forwarded on January 30 by James Herz, a political appointee who oversees environmental issues at the Office of Management and Budget. “The impact to E.P.A. and [the Defense Department] is going to be extremely painful,” the e-mail continued. “We (DoD and E.P.A.) cannot seem to get A.T.S.D.R. to realize the potential public relations nightmare this is going to be.”
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/05/white-house-buries-contaminated-drinking-water-study
Second:
Keep reporters from mentioning by banning them from any meeting having to do with it:
The Latest: EPA bars AP, CNN from summit on contaminants
https://apnews.com/d799f4e096cc42cf99ae01b02d1e0688