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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 178717" data-attributes="member: 373">If you are well versed in the designs of new hog confinements operation you would know the levels of containment and secondary containment they use to know a risk of any spill contaminating the lake is very slight. I would imagine there is a risk of a large plane flying over an urban area spraying mosquitos crashing and killing me when I am at Macs in Minot or dozens of other people yet that is a risk weighed and taken. these new hog facilities are not grandpas old one.- - - Updated - - -https://www.ndhealth.gov/PublicComment/NDPDES20160126.pdfThey don;t just dig a hole and pour some concrete and start makin bacon.- - - Updated - - -If you do not think these operations are closely watched here in ND..............- - - Updated - - -Are they following the mile set back guide lines? Have they done the appropriate soils testing and ground water research? Should businesses not be allowed if they follow regulation and state law? I would not mind at all a hog operations close by that wished to apply their manure to my pastures.- - - Updated - - -So when the EPA is finally successful in passing the WOTUS (it has been killed for now under Trump) and any water that sits for 24 hours falls under a "body of water" definition they have control over, will federal law considered by people with this ideology prevent feedlots and confinement operations from even being developed ANYWHERES? It is kind of hypocritical to be supportive of the DAPL and complain those protesting were environemental whackos becasue pipelines are safe and rarely leak and then complain about a new hog facility being built becasue of water contamination concerns</blockquote>

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