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The inevitable day finally came; the removal of the long pipe from the pool and its associated pontoons. The vessel with which Albright and Wilson and Rhodia poured out their toxic Trinity Street rubbish, and the fountain with which birds … Continue reading →

Work at the lagoon has been strangely lacking over the course of the last week. Where have they gone? Napoleon, Bonaparte and T4 have lain idle for days.Three theories have emerged. 1. The Great British weather. 2. Phosphine levels on … Continue reading →

The last couple of days have seen Napoleon on the spud barge stirring up more rubbish on the East embankment, following his retreat from the North side. Another Albright and Wilson barrel with what looked like solidified material inside was … Continue reading →

I think it appropriate at this point in the proceedings to name the two mechanical diggers of Heyrman-de-roeck that are causing rampant destruction at Rhodia’s “mere”. The squat of the two, “Napoleon” is a particularly destructive beast with his handler … Continue reading →

This afternoon saw the devastation of the North embankment reedbed by a digger on a spud barge. The aftermath looked like a tsunami had hit rattlechain lagoon with vegetative debris scattered everywhere. In addition some of the barrels that got … Continue reading →

          Today saw the removal of “the beach area” pipe. Clearly visible during the excavation of material in this area were plumes of white phosphorus pentoxide springing up as the white phosphorus that has lain dormant … Continue reading →

With work scheduled to start on the lagoon area on January 28th, it appears to have got underway week commencing 2oth February. The arrival of several containers and machinery on site which have obviously been noted, not least by the Tipton … Continue reading →

Today myself and Chris went to see the public exhibition that Rhodia and their contractors for the Rattlechain work ERM were putting on at The Vaughn Trading Estate. Right from the start we have stated publicly and reiterate it here … Continue reading →

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