Fish farm processing plants contaminate ocean

[LordEd]

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[Cactusflower]

The last time this processing plant was inspected by the BC government inspectors was in 2013. They failed the inspection but were allowed to continue their operation without penalties of any kind.

You call this a red herring?

No, I call it quoting a reliable source.

[Fancy]

Where's the link to the source?

[alanjh595]

The last time this processing plant was inspected by the BC government inspectors was in 2013. They failed the inspection but were allowed to continue their operation without penalties of any kind.

You call this a red herring?

No, I call it quoting a reliable source.

The "reliable source" has yet to be proven as reliable, since no verifiable evidence has yet been produced.

[Cactusflower]

Where's the link to the source?

Perhaps if you paid more attention to QP, you would have seen it.

[Fancy]

Perhaps if you paid more attention to QP, you would have seen it.

You professed to have a reliable source yet can't supply the link. There is nothing in the original post that confirms what you stated.

[alanjh595]

Perhaps if you paid more attention to QP, you would have seen it.

You professed to have a reliable source yet can't supply the link.

That is because it doesn't exist, plain and simple. Multiple requests have been made, and all have been ignored or replied to with another "Red Herring" reply.

The link can NOT be provided, as it does NOT exist.

[LordEd]

Standard operating procedure... Start with a conclusion and try to make the facts fit. Failing that, make up facts to fit.

[LordEd]

Why does it have to be like this....

Question: Show they failed an inspection
Answer: I heard it on question period.

Would be point made, question about what 'out of compliance' means...

Instead he had to have teeth pulling to get a hint to what you're talking about.

https://www.leg.bc.ca/documents-data/de ... ouse-Blues

So I looked into it, and I found out that under the previous government, the last inspection of this fish processing plant was in 2013. And despite the fact that the plant was out of compliance at that inspection, no further inspection took place.
No further inspection took place. So I dug a little further. We have over 7,000 permits to inspect and a handful of inspectors to do it. Notwithstanding that, I've asked inspectors to go to the Brown's Bay processing plant. I've asked them to inspect what's going on there. We will review the samples that were taken by Mr. Campbell, and if we need greater certainty, we will take additional simples.

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[Fancy]

Thanks for posting that.

[LordEd]

Somebody has to. Can't expect a reasoned discussion without supported data.

Clearly points the issue is a lack of inspectors over a fictional bribery too but I wouldn't expect that admission either.

[Because_They_Lie]

Salmon Confidential, Documentary About Salmon Farms in Canada & Diseased Salmon



http://www.salmonconfidential.ca/watch-salmon-confidential-documentary/

[alanjh595]

Salmon Confidential, Documentary About Salmon Farms in Canada & Diseased Salmon

[youtube]https://www.youtuatch?v=fTCQ2IA_Zss[/youtube]

[url]http://www.salmonconfidentmon-confidential-documentary/

And just look at who is the star of this blog..........Alexandra Morton - the scientist

[Cactusflower]

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