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So a guess then, that's disappointing. Generally things don't burn 100% perfectly. Unless you were onsite testing what was in the runoff and have the results,

So a guess then, that's disappointing. Generally things don't burn 100% perfectly. Unless you were onsite testing what was in the runoff and have the results, you're speculating.

Workaccount2 4y ago
There is certainly runoff, the question is there enough to perpetually poison hundreds of billions of gallons of water and make it through water treatment. Clearing the first hurdle is hard, clearing the second is even harder.