www.smh.com.au/environment/sustainability/port-botany-mercury-fears-20130119-2d00r.html
I'm sure Kyeemagh is fine, it's at least 1km away. Right?
Right. Because Cooks River is soooooooo clean.
From Wikipedia: "Water quality testing conducted by the Water Research Centre found quantities of pharmaceutical and industrial chemicals at levels similar to untreated sewage.[2] A very old and broken sewerage system has been blamed for the contaminants which included soaps, insecticides, caffeine and anticonvulsants.[2]"
those are the best windsurfing spots, give you compelling motivations to improve your jibes
Clever - I thought the subject title related to how we all coped in NSW's heat on Friday...http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-national/five-people-treated-at-sydney-orica-site-20130121-2d2fo.html
Five people have been treated for dizziness, vomiting and nausea at an Orica site in Sydney's southwest. A NSW Ambulance spokesperson confirmed five people had been treated for a range of symptoms.
An internal investigation has been launched and and the NSW Environment Protection Authority has been notified.
The incident comes as (the) EPA will meet with Orica this week to address community concerns about its Port Botany facility. The government is being urged to launch an investigation into whether land around the Port Botany plant is contaminated with mercury.
