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Environmentalists are warning the agency that its draft plan to continue allowing oil and gas companies to dump unlimited amounts of fracking chemicals and wastewater directly into the Gulf is in violation of federal law.
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Christopher Michael Homokay's insight:
If I were a corrupt individual at the helm of a corporation, I'd want corruption at the highest levels of government. Since I am an incorruptible individual at the college level, in a population that greatly outnumbers the highest levels of corporate government, I must be willing to stand against corruption at the highest levels of society. When I am not sitting a desk with a keyboard at my fingertips, I'm planning how to change and influence the perception of the masses from the bottom up. When I am at the pump at the fuel station, I ask people if they think this kind of irresponsible behavior is tolerable. Two long term career goal is to be a whistle blower at least once in my lifetime and hold international work visas.
from this research item I understand that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are violating the federal law. This has consequences of pollution and diseases some of which are toxic and dangerous to human and marine life and can impact marine environments. This also means that the EPA are endangering an entire ecosystem by allowing the oil industry to dump unlimited amounts of chemicals and spilling waste fluid into the Gulf of Mexico. Eventually, the waste put into the gulf of Mexico will have a negative effect on the surrounding sea's such as the Caribbean sea geographically below it.