“It’s unclear if someone with ownership of the mill site will be held financially responsible. Smurfit-Stone went bankrupt in 2009, and the company in 2010 closed the mill. The site was then purchased by MLR Investment, which then sold it to Green Investment Group Inc. in May 2011. The site contains a 100-acre industrial complex bordered by 900 acres of settling, sludge and wastewater ponds, all located in the Clark Fork’s flood plain.”
But remember, Corporations are People and we need to eviscerate all environmental regulations and shut down the EPA so the Job Creators can finally be Free.
“It’s unclear if someone with ownership of the mill site will be held financially responsible. Smurfit-Stone went bankrupt in 2009, and the company in 2010 closed the mill. The site was then purchased by MLR Investment, which then sold it to Green Investment Group Inc. in May 2011. The site contains a 100-acre industrial complex bordered by 900 acres of settling, sludge and wastewater ponds, all located in the Clark Fork’s flood plain.”
But remember, Corporations are People and we need to eviscerate all environmental regulations and shut down the EPA so the Job Creators can finally be Free.