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Mineral mining in the area is depleting the salt pan: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 75839.html

Is anybody surprised that a government fails to act?

Duane Ausherman wrote:Is anybody surprised that a government fails to act?

No. Business takes priority over ecology. And that is both short sighted and wrong.

Duane Ausherman wrote:Is anybody surprised that a government fails to act?

That's funny, coming from someone who argues that that best government is one that is held immobile by gridlock.

Major Softie wrote:

Duane Ausherman wrote:Is anybody surprised that a government fails to act?

That's funny, coming from someone who argues that that best government is one that is held immobile by gridlock.

Major Softie wrote:

Duane Ausherman wrote:Is anybody surprised that a government fails to act?

That's funny, coming from someone who argues that that best government is one that is held immobile by gridlock.

Noted Duane !

Oops, got me.

In this case we have the expectation of action by the governing body in charge of this issue. That they fail to do the job shouldn't be a surprise to anybody at/over middle age, as it happens just about everywhere in every case. It took me some years to realize that just about every government program achieved the exact opposite of the mission statement.

Then I spent some time in the communist countries and saw total breakdown of every aspect of government and realized that we were on our way here too. It is just a matter of time for us. Our bill of rights is being dismantled in recent years. The rule of law is going away. Some of my friends in formerly communist countries comment that they have more freedom than we do now. In some cases they are right.

I'm sure corporate ownership would be much better . A caring loving corporation preferably .

Sibbo wrote:I'm sure corporate ownership would be much better . A caring loving corporation preferably .

Yep. Out of the frying pan and into the fire. Our goose is cooked either way.