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Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 19th, 2017, 3:23 pm
by maryjane48
Anyone defending mt polley disaster should have to in person go explain that to folks down stream of it instead of beaking off on here . But that would take courage . [icon_lol2.gif] i wont be holding my breath on that ever happening :130:

Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 19th, 2017, 3:30 pm
by alanjh595
Boda wrote:That may or may not be correct sir, but the undeniable facts are that the damn didn't burst under the original design capacity permit parameters. The damn burst after the BCLibs eliminated inspectors and claimed owners were capable of self regulation. Upon that conclusion the tailings pond was deemed to be capable of holding more. Then it burst.
Let's see you squirm your way out of that :biggrin:

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Where did you get your information from? Please, by all means, show your homework.

Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 19th, 2017, 5:30 pm
by Cactusflower
alanjh595 wrote:
Boda wrote:That may or may not be correct sir, but the undeniable facts are that the damn didn't burst under the original design capacity permit parameters. The damn burst after the BCLibs eliminated inspectors and claimed owners were capable of self regulation. Upon that conclusion the tailings pond was deemed to be capable of holding more. Then it burst.
Let's see you squirm your way out of that :biggrin:

Edited for spelling


Where did you get your information from? Please, by all means, show your homework.


Google is your friend. I've given you the links. It's your own fault if you refuse to read them and therefore remain uninformed.

Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 19th, 2017, 5:31 pm
by The Green Barbarian
maryjane48 wrote:Anyone defending mt polley disaster :


I don't see anyone defending Mt. Polley. What I do see are people like me calling anyone who refers to it as a "disaster" as "stupid" and "disingenuous". And quite rightly so.

Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 19th, 2017, 5:48 pm
by alanjh595
Boda wrote:That may or may not be correct sir, but the undeniable facts are that the damn didn't burst under the original design capacity permit parameters. The damn burst after the BCLibs eliminated inspectors and claimed owners were capable of self regulation. Upon that conclusion the tailings pond was deemed to be capable of holding more. Then it burst.
Let's see you squirm your way out of that :biggrin:
Edited for spelling


alanjh595 wrote:Where did you get your information from? Please, by all means, show your homework.


Cactusflower wrote:Google is your friend. I've given you the links. It's your own fault if you refuse to read them and therefore remain uninformed.


You have? Where?.......I know, your dog ate your homework.

Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 19th, 2017, 10:38 pm
by Cactusflower
^^ You've already stated that you don't believe research from Wikipedia, which is quite possibly the most ignorant statement in history, but here it is again:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Pol ... e_disaster

However, if you refuse to believe that link, try googling 'aftermath of Mt Polley tailings pond breach'. There are many other links, and they all say basically the same thing: The Mt Polley breach was a monumental mining disaster, the worst in Canadian history. (Even ostriches pull their heads out of the sand eventually).

Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 19th, 2017, 11:52 pm
by maryjane48
If he wants to prove the waters safe we can arrange for. Any bclibber to drink some mine tailing water :130:

Any up for mt polley challenge ?

Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 20th, 2017, 7:34 am
by The Green Barbarian
Cactusflower wrote:^^ You've already stated that you don't believe research from Wikipedia, .


This is an oxymoron. Wikipedia isn't "research". Anyone calling Mt. Polley a "disaster" is being disingenuous and is prevaricating to suit an agenda.

Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 20th, 2017, 9:47 pm
by maryjane48
No takers on my polly water challange ? Bclibbers not willing to step up to the plate and prove how safe mine tailing water is ? :smt045

Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 22nd, 2017, 1:26 pm
by Cactusflower
Speaking of bad dams, take a look at this:
https://www.google.ca/search?q=+laila+y ... 8we72YCYBA
If you think it looked bad then, imagine what it looks like now. (Alberta tar sands, eat your heart out!)

Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 22nd, 2017, 2:03 pm
by maryjane48
https://www.google.ca/amp/s/lailayuile. ... lides/amp/


Funny they are. trying to prevent planes from flying over and taking pics .something to hide ?

Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 23rd, 2017, 3:26 pm
by butcher99
Old Techie wrote:So pray tell how would you characterize the 1990's NDP approval of the Mt. Polley Mine dam exactly, if the Liberals were a "wild west" approach as you put it? [icon_lol2.gif]

Let's see you squirm your way out of this one.

Incoming alternate facts alert! :biggrin:


You have to go back to 1990? And you bring up a dam that broke However the breach was in 2014? I believe. Long after the NDP left office. It occured under the Liberals. The company was warned repeatedly by the environment department yet nothing was done and obviously no followups occurred to make them fix the problem.
But, still you blame the NDP from the 1990s?

Re: Bad dams

Posted: Dec 23rd, 2017, 3:27 pm
by The Green Barbarian
maryjane48 wrote:No takers on my polly water challange ? Bclibbers not willing to step up to the plate and prove how safe mine tailing water is ? :smt045


how about you take me up on my no lying challenge. How about that?