naughtyguy17

Which measurement is accurate? The former, or the latter?

You also fail to reference the next statement: "... This, however, does not explain SpaceX’s numerous other alleged reporting issues, regulatory side steps, and disregard for federal and local concerns. In a blog post last year, environmental engineer Eric Roesch also pointed to previous SpaceX water samples reports that appear to omit measurements for nickel, a toxic metal. Meanwhile, the same chart lists multiple pollutants at concentrations at or above TCEQ and EPA standards, including total suspended solids, cyanide, copper, and chromium."

Sounds like the same logic ought to be extended to the Ohio Supreme Court. Might come in handy at the federal level, too.

In Upstate NY? Most likely so. I grew up poor, in a family that relied on hunting for food. I'm significantly more financially secure now, but I've still two long barrels locked up with a fair amount of ammo.

Just in case.

Funny way to spell emerge.