20090200 Enviornmental, Safety and Health professional at the [El Paso Asarco] plant deflamatory comment after announcement of its closing....

"Bear 13 Solon, OH  #11 Feb 4, 2009

 

I see all these "closet environmentalists" with their STUPID (no, moronic) comments and I can't help but sit here and laugh. El Paso missed out on a golden opportunity and it deserves the dire economic straits that its in...I worked as an Enviornmental, Safety and Health professional at the plant and others around the globe and the El Paso plant was by far the cleanest. You "closet environmentalists" should really re-focus your efforts....maybe, protest our sister city's efforts on curtailing pollution...you bunch of morons!"
http://www.topix.net/forum/source/el-paso-times/TSUM1VJIPTE4ET8UF

Anne Fischel Lin Nelson report for CHEJ

For CHEJ Superfund Report, January 2009
Source – Anne Fischel, Lin Nelson, for the “No Borders” Project (on Communities Living and Working with Asarco)
 
For Financial Impacts Section: Focus on the Asarco bankruptcy story
Tentative Titles – “Toxic Finances Threaten Community Health” or
                           “Corporate Bankruptcy Threatens Rights to Public Health”

(available through Bing search engine, "asarco illegal waste")":
http://acdrupal.evergreen.edu/envirohealth/system/files/CHEJ%20%20Report%20-%20Fin%20Impacts-Asarco-rev.doc

see:
http://acdrupal.evergreen.edu/envirohealth/home

-- The report needs to mention that the bankruptcy fails to consider the 1998 (now public) EPA-DOJ confidential-for-settlement-purposes-only document that proves ASARCO illegally burned unmanifested toxic wastes for profit for years.  And, the report needs to say the whole bankruptcy is a sham unless it considers this waste and what chemicals were left in our communities from those secret activities