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I expect protecting the environment to be the modus operandi. Lack of funding to do so or simply to save money isn't an excuse to relinquish their liability fo

• austhrow743 5y ago
  So if you found yourself in the position where if you weren't cleaning up other people's mess then the environment would be damaged, and you weren't being paid, you would keep doing it? If so, why aren't you putting yourself in to that position right now? And assuming you do start, at what point does it become specifically your obligation such that you think you should get sued if you stop doing it?
  • Firerouge 5y ago
    It became their obligation when they signed a contract taking responsibility of cleaning the river. If they wanted or needed to relinquish this responsibility they should of utilized the court system, arbitration, or sold off through bankruptcy the obligation.