Comments on: Hell, that’s just one month’s work for Sierra Club…

By: Matthew W

Matthew W — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 13:30:17 +0000

Modern environmental groups are a lot like the mafia.
You are better off if they are with you only 50% as opposed to being against you 100% of the time.
For Chesapeake Energy, that’s just the cost of doing business with environmental thugs

By: Robert C. Whitten

Robert C. Whitten — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 20:05:25 +0000

Another example of the Nazi-like goons of the EPA.
/Research scientist, NASA-Retired

By: James Carroll

James Carroll — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 16:07:15 +0000

Many years ago I was working as a geologist for a large lead/zinc mining company out of Miami, OK. One of the large rivers( I think it was the Missouri R.) had fish with high lead and the the environmental groups targeted our mines as the source. Except for the fact that no lead was found in fish for several hundred miles upstream where high lead in fish was again found. The investigation of our mines was dropped at that point.

By: BobRGeologist

BobRGeologist — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 01:50:18 +0000

An example of biting the hand that feeds you and the utter stupidity of the Environmental movement who substitute the belief that any unusual act of nature is the fault of mankind. I’ll name a few of recent vintage: 1) The endangered Polar Bear–They put the blame on man’s use of fossil fuels and claimed the bears were drowning because they required floe ice to hunt for seals. The man caused global warming (no proof) I refuted by the bears survival of prior warmer than today Middle Ages warm period 1000 years ago and the Holocene Optimum 7000 years ago. Then there was the endangered Eagle. I have seen thousands eagles along rivers in Alaska in the summer nesting in nearly every other tree (they know where their food is). In 1946 in a huge old lead / zinc district I discovered a cluster mines extending the mining into an otherwise untested area. 35 years and 8 million tons mined later the EPA closed all mining because they were pumping water out of the mines having 17 ppm Zinc in it. Vitamin pills with minerals contain this much zinc because this tiny amount is good for you. If they had checked other streams draining the area they would have discovered rain runoff had picked up just as much zinc. This a prime example of the irrational behavior of the Environmental Movement.