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NC landfill owner to pay for decades of pollution

By Liz McLaughlin,

2024-09-03

By Liz McLaughlin,

2024-09-03

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Robert Goossens

09-05

wow, let's hold the owner responsible. Really. Let's not hold anyone else who has trash accountable. blame you and you, and yes, you too, duh, Nobody wants forever chemicals, but Really if people don't do their part to help reduce and recycle this stuff it's simple cause and effect Face it Humans have brought this on simple man made trash Period we use way to much Forever chemicals just to be Lazy and throw it in the trash Oh well now it's someone else's problem than years later duh now we caused a bigger problem

Red Feather.

09-05

And they are just figuring that out? The politicians who were getting paid to cover it up must have died.

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