The Face of the rock miners, Kerri Barsh of Greenberg Traurig (representing several national rock mining companies), with County Commissioner Lynda Bell |
You all have some idea how much rock is leaving our rock mines as you wait for those long, long, trains mostly at night. Every night! Be aware of what is going on. The rock miners, many of them foreign companies (Cemex), are making a fortune on our rock and leaving great big holes in their place ripe for contamination. Here is picture gallery. KNOW WHAT IS GOING ON AROUND YOU!!! This is now happening on the way to the Florida Keys and Lynda Bell has great support from the rock miners down there.
The lake with the arrow is below. It gives you some idea of the size of these rock pits. |
See lake belt above with this lake pointed out. |
Blasting, creating giant holes that can contaminate our well-field, that is what is going on West of the Florida Turnpike. And where is all that rock going on those trains? Ask yourself that?
Here is a very good paper on the Rock Mining issue from the Geological Society of America.
Also read Beneath the Pink Underwear. Very good article in New Times. DO NOT MISS IT. Gimleteye - aka Alan Farago - is quoted in this important article.
7 comments:
It looks like a moon landscape.
Great post. Great Destroyers.
And Renfrow from the NW wellfield contamination report is still a highly paid Director and promoted County employee - in a different department of course.
Greenberg Traurig is involved with every polluter and shady character in Miami. How about the Ponzi Schemer who is in jail for decades? Greenberg pulled the strings that kept his fraud alive for 15 years. Polluting the Everglades? Greenberg's on the case.
Genius. Thanks a lot for the PDF report. It answered many questions nobody ever had an answer for.
This is the kind of blog I most enjoy doing: Trying to educate my readers so they become responsible citizens.
West Kendall Resident
After the benzene incident, I started drinking bottled water. Don't trust 'em to give me timely info any more. Sad but true. So, I add the cost of potable water to my ever increasing county and state fees and taxes.
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