Long Beach has temporarily suspended container stacking limitations

Re:Long Beach has temporarily suspended container stacking l... by 8note on Saturday October 23, 2021 @05:12PM (#28972315)

Unless it's a black neighborhood, in which case it's cheap enough to bring in big polluters?

A default assumption that industrial processes are safe unless specifically regulated to say they're dangerous sounds like a shell game. The industry will chge between dangerous pollutants fast enough to be one step ahead of regulators, or pay regulators off to allow their pollutants.

It's right to assume all industrial work is dangerous

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Re:Long Beach has temporarily suspended container stacking l... by convolvatron on Saturday October 23, 2021 @05:39PM (#28972604)

i work in a light industrial area...there is a place next door that burns the crap off of commercial restaurant pans and recoats them with teflon.

their smokestack blew over last year, and now i get headaches all the time since they haven't bothered to rebuild it.

even in san francisco, purported leftie paradise - there really isn't anything i can do about it.

assume that _every_ shop is cutting corners

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Re:Long Beach has temporarily suspended container stacking l... by jfk13 on Saturday October 23, 2021 @06:49PM (#28973138)

So, have you sued them yet? (Isn't that the American Way?)

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