Sen. Inhofe gets terribly ill after swimming in toxic algae.
A little backstory: Inhofe is pretty pro-business, anti-environmental regulations. Also big against climate change. He's also (based on hearsay, too lazy to check) very friendly with agribusiness in OK. Toxic algae blooms are the result of a number of factors, one big one being excess nitrogen from waste runoff— much like you'd see from the chicken plants that dump into the waters that feed into Grand Lake.
Also, I don't particularly feel this merits a thread by itself, but didn't want to clutter GasBandit's thread with miscellaneous links. Any opinions on that for future reference?
A little backstory: Inhofe is pretty pro-business, anti-environmental regulations. Also big against climate change. He's also (based on hearsay, too lazy to check) very friendly with agribusiness in OK. Toxic algae blooms are the result of a number of factors, one big one being excess nitrogen from waste runoff— much like you'd see from the chicken plants that dump into the waters that feed into Grand Lake.
Also, I don't particularly feel this merits a thread by itself, but didn't want to clutter GasBandit's thread with miscellaneous links. Any opinions on that for future reference?