Still observing what Bonaparte is doing on the Eastern embankment. According to my “Environment Agency source”, it is to do with problems concerning weed in the pool and “a trial” (What another one!) to reduce water content within it before further treatment.
I swallow this as I would swallow white phosphorus. It is without doubt the strangest looking grey weed I have ever seen in my life- but perhaps an indicator of the type of crap that the wildfowl have been feeding on for many years. The source did make clear that no birds were buried here- obviously a reference to the last post- Glad you read the website guys- it’s “a tribute to you.” 😆
Yuk! Part of a new Rhodia facial creme trial?
As far as I can see this is disposal of contaminated material to land, whatever way you try to dress it up. The trial membrane laying scheme (the basis which guided this misguided operation) informed that that trial had been “a success”. So why are there problems here before “the Caapenslaag” has even arrived?
Would it not make more sense to utilise the technology so ably demonstrated on the Klaar website to bag up this rubbish for offsite “safe disposal” in sealed bags? Or is it the case that this would be classed as “special waste” due to the likely p4 contamination which would cost the French/Belgian misers a shed load of euro to dispose of?
They really can’t argue that removing it would compromise the resident’s safety when they park their cars so close to the waste itself! Or is the Klaar technology not as safe as it is presented? You can’t have it both ways.
Meanwhile one of the guys was demonstrating his kayaking skills Hawaii five-0 style with a pole. Well impressed, there’s nothing quite like it for warming the blood. Are you any good at rescuing swans mate?
