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… to the ocean instead of the treatment plant. There can be no successful reclamation of the effluent so the best course of action is to allow the California current to carry it as far away as possible.
#1 by English Major on May 2, 2012
Well played, Yoshii!
#2 by Down The Power Curve of Reality on May 2, 2012
I like it. But will the sea accept the trash or spit it back up onto the land?
#3 by Stanley Fiala on May 3, 2012
“But will the sea accept the trash”…….. Hmmmmm
It depends whether or not Neptune is Greek Unionized Socialist!
#4 by truthseeker on May 2, 2012
… to the ocean instead of the treatment plant. There can be no successful reclamation of the effluent so the best course of action is to allow the California current to carry it as far away as possible.
#5 by Yoshii The Bushido Poet on May 3, 2012
Perhaps toward Fukushima?
#6 by truthseeker on May 3, 2012
I was thinking more in terms of the Bering Sea and with any luck becoming part of an iceberg or the permafrost.