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DaneL1 year, 8 months ago

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I worked in the largest steel mill west of the Mississippi for many years (3rd generation pipefitter) and saw all the improvements made for air quality and it was never enough. You just can't compete on an uneven playing field.

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  BB641 year, 8 months ago
  
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  That's one of my major complaints. I work with ABB. Don't spam me or attack me, they pay me well. Every time we meet whatever level is required, be it air, water or noise standards they always change it. 20 years ago it was acid and mercury levels, we're doing much, much better, now they want the CO2 to go away forgetting that you really can't have a fire without some sort of emission.
  Also, that's why I suggested to someone that instead of blaming the USA for everything, they visit China or Mexico to protest their plants. Childish on my part, yes. But let's be serious, do you really think they'd leave mommy's basement and do something?
  Before you ask, I'm off because of a back injury.
  
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