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biocidal? i'll show you biocidal souldeath. native american seers saw this ....
https://atlasofplaces.com/photography/tar-sands/
..... and clung to the filament of rainbow tribe hope on the off chance i was gonna succeed my rainbow shifters, grifters and heavy lifters, .. my meme inspirees ,, to answer the recall for an upgrade in/on time. Well, my rainbowedge issuers, inserters, asserters, pressure mobs and moblets, your upgrade IS ready and this IS a recall ....
https://archive.org/details/@piety-piet
some 'related' [but gone bad wrong, mis]treatment of the subject by others and 'otherers'
09 to 16
http://themudreport.blogspot.com/2014_08_01_archive.html
butte Mt yankee doodle tailings pond
https://api.flickr.com/photos/jsjgeology/51138302861/in/album-72157719015058841/
https://api.flickr.com/photos/jsjgeology/51139445805/in/album-72157719015058841/
https://www.dreamstime.com/geamana-flooded-village-romania-aerial-view-church-tower-mining-residuals-image233652239
https://www.flickr.com/photos/142674608@N05/51415105334/
young [grey] eagle
merriespruit tailings dam
quarry pond
brazilian page
Simulation of tailings release in dam break scenarios using physical models
tailings.info
OF 11 very spare CASE STUDIES I CITE ONE:
https://tailings.info/casestudies/stava.htm
At 12h:22':55" on 19th July 1985 the bank of the upper basin gave way and collapsed onto the lower basin, which, too, collapsed. The muddy mass composed of sand, slime and water moved downhill at a velocity approaching 90 km/h, killing people and destroying trees, buildings and everything in its path, until it reached the river Avisio. Few of those hit by this wave of destruction survived.
Along its path, the mud killed 268 people and completely destroyed 3 hotels, 53 homes, and six industrial buildings; 8 bridges were demolished and 9 buildings were seriously damaged. A thick layer of mud measuring between 20 and 40 centimetres in thickness covered an overall 435,000 square metres over 4.2 kilometres.
Approximately 180,000 cubic metres of material poured out of the dams. A further 40,000 - 50,000 cubic metres came from erosion, buildings demolished by the flow and hundreds of uprooted trees. The July 19th 1985 disaster in the Stava valley was the most tragic of its kind. With its toll of 268 lives lost and 155 million Euros in damage, it was one of the worst industrial catastrophes in the world, second in Italy only to the Vaiont tragedy.
The Cause
Over a period lasting more than 20 years, the tailings dams underwent no serious stability checks whatsoever or any other monitoring by Public Departments obliged to supervise safety levels in order to guarantee safety to the mines and nearby communities.
In 1974, the Municipality of Tesero asked for checks to be carried out in order to assess the safety of the dam. The Mine Bureau of the Autonomous Province of Trento entrusted the licensed company (Fluormine, which belonged to the Montedison and Egam groups at that time) with the task of carrying out these checks. They were performed in 1975.
Although a number of vital checks were not made, it was established that the bank of the upper basin was "exceptional" and that its stability had been taken "to the limit". In his first report the technician carrying out the checks goes on record as saying: "it's hard to believe that they are still standing".
INTERRUPTURE BY piet: this paragraph has 2 more sentences, but i warn you, i am here, filiing in a huge gap .. a 'cite' of untold turnaround tale burial [of tailing facts massaged by schizophrenetic shortcutterish people, rubbin grubby hands over impending calamity with 'leedvermakelijke voorpret']. /END INSERT
In any case, Fluormine's response to the Mine Bureau, and the latter's response to the Municipality of Tesero was positive. This was followed by more waste being poured into the basin, marked by a lower degree of inclination.
