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Submission + - BP permitted by Indiana to pollute Lake Michigan (chicagotribune.com)

An anonymous reader writes: Indiana regulators exempted BP from state environmental laws to clear the way for a $3.8 billion expansion that will allow the company to refine heavier Canadian crude oil. They justified the move in part by noting the project will create 80 new jobs. ...
The company will now be allowed to dump an average of 1,584 pounds of ammonia and 4,925 pounds of sludge into Lake Michigan every day.

Comment The article's premise is misleading (Score 1) 278

One learns in thermal physics that the suns wavelength density peaks somewhere in the red wavelenghts of light, but this is of no importance to the plant because it cares more about the energy density of light when utilizing photosynthesis. The peak of energy density of sun light is not green either.

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