else, talk to your neighbors. Maybe there's a class action lawsuit already
(hell, maybe one of your neighbors IS a lawyer and can file one on all of
the neighbors' behalf). Of course, I'm not a lawyer so take my advice with
a grain of salt.
~Simon
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-----Original Message-----
From: Deanna Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 December 2003 21:47
To: CF-Community
Subject: I'd be really ticked if I thought it'd do me any good
Don't know how many of you remember, but a year ago I got a notice from
the
DNR that the manufacturing plant in my backyard had leaked a chemical
sometime more than 15 years ago, that was probably in the soil in my yard.
Well, they did a bunch of testing, then they did a bunch more. Now, a year
later, they've decided that the levels of the chemical are low enough that
they don't have to do any remediation. WTF? They all agree that yes, the
chemicals are there. All along they've promised to remediate. And, now
they
aren't. *sigh*
If I had any money, I'd get a lawyer and fight this. I wonder what the
statute of limitations is on environmental laws.....
-d
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Deanna Schneider
UWEX-Cooperative Extension
Interactive Media Developer
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