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"Lee Bell" wrote:
Totally untrue, if I spill gas while refueling. THe gas doc will surround the area with absorption material, and clean it up, I have to file an EPA report on how it happened, and how I will prevent it in the future The gas doc? *What's a gas doc? Dock. It doesn't matter too much anyway, because now the discussion is shifting. It started as claims of pollution from normal running conditions that was observed along protected waters (eg, ICW), but this is talking about a semi-"point" source of pollution, namely a spill occurring at refueling stations. Personally, I sprinkle some Dawn dishwashing detergent around. *Presto, no more gas slick. Of course, another option when refueling, is to not spill so much fuel (such that the Sheen Rule is invoked, etc). And from a similar observation of human nature, a chronic spiller may very well get inconvenienced by the owner of the refueling station to report every spill no matter how small (ie, well below reporting threshold). We can all figure out the real reasons why. -hh |
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