We [TCEQ] have added a [ASARCO] Remedial Investigation documents page for viewing and downloading. To go directly to that page, follow this link.
The link to the main ASARCO webpage is here.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
TCEQ ASARCO (El Paso) Update
Many thanks to TCEQ regional director Ms. Gardner and the honest people within the TCEQ who are trying to get out some information/data to the public, including word about the Asarco Rio grande groundwater-plume.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Lomas de paleo, the moving of the north-south rail lines to Santa Teresa, and the accompanying building of roads
Lomas de paleo, the moving of the north-south rail lines to Santa Teresa, and the accompanying building of roads....
All are within the toxic-waste shadow of ASARCO El Paso. Grupo Mexico who owns ASARCO is presently bidding on a 45 year contract (to be awarded this summer) to bring rail freight from the new Baja Mexico port of Punta Colonet across northern Mexico up through the Santa Teresa Port-of-entry next to ASARCO.
Grupo Mexico controls over half the freight right of way in Mexico through Ferromex. This new seaport will be larger than the USA L.A. seaport, and non-unionized.
Despite all the military and monies being brought to Cd. Juarez, the illegal concentration camp run by the Zaragozas is inexplicably allowed to patrol with machine guns (illegal for civilians to carry) and the government is reportedly on the side of the family trying to take Lomas de Paleo land from its remaining owners.
This land is about 2 miles away from the ASARCO smelter stack, and has to be quite polluted by the secret toxic wastes.
Meanwhile Acerlor Mittal has quietly purchased the tiny steel-plant just 30 miles north of where this port-of-entry is; and, Freeport McMoran bought up Phelps Dodge and is located in the 30-mile plume-area that ASARCO would have reached.
We were an environmental sacrifice-zone. We are still an environmental sacrifice zone.
Google Web Alert for: Lomas de paleo
All are within the toxic-waste shadow of ASARCO El Paso. Grupo Mexico who owns ASARCO is presently bidding on a 45 year contract (to be awarded this summer) to bring rail freight from the new Baja Mexico port of Punta Colonet across northern Mexico up through the Santa Teresa Port-of-entry next to ASARCO.
Grupo Mexico controls over half the freight right of way in Mexico through Ferromex. This new seaport will be larger than the USA L.A. seaport, and non-unionized.
Despite all the military and monies being brought to Cd. Juarez, the illegal concentration camp run by the Zaragozas is inexplicably allowed to patrol with machine guns (illegal for civilians to carry) and the government is reportedly on the side of the family trying to take Lomas de Paleo land from its remaining owners.
This land is about 2 miles away from the ASARCO smelter stack, and has to be quite polluted by the secret toxic wastes.
Meanwhile Acerlor Mittal has quietly purchased the tiny steel-plant just 30 miles north of where this port-of-entry is; and, Freeport McMoran bought up Phelps Dodge and is located in the 30-mile plume-area that ASARCO would have reached.
We were an environmental sacrifice-zone. We are still an environmental sacrifice zone.
Google Web Alert for: Lomas de paleo
| LOMAS DE POLEO: BORDER LAND BATTLE SIZZLES | World War 4 Report ... Freeman affair opens window on intra-elite paleo-neocon wars ... Lawyers for the Zaragozas contend the land in Lomas de Poleo was legally purchased by ... |
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