Dear Editor:
“Obfuscation” – to make obscure or unintelligible.
Gov. Steve Bullock and his party have been considered very environmentally conscious, but it seems they are forging a new direction.
North Dakota is not currently allowing the disposal of Bakken oilfield radioactive or hazardous garbage. But the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is moving briskly to welcome a veritable torrent of those toxic materials to a site near a Sidney subdivision and rural school.
Imagine having your home on a scenic plateau overlooking the Yellowstone Valley, and being told you will soon live less than a half-mile downwind from a dump for hundreds of thousands of tons of N.D.’s radioactive/hazardous garbage.
The DEQ says they are revising regulations related to read more
