"While FedEx admits its jet dumped fuel, the company says it's too soon to tell if the fuel caused the damage. Even after a month of scientific tests, the Department of Agriculture says jet fuel is the most likely cause, but says we may never know.'Typically, it disperses very quickly,' said Tom Womack with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture. 'We did test the corn crop for jet fuel. Our tests came back negative.'"
Gail you are on to a great story that mass media will never touch. It will be interesting to see how they ignore it. Every so often local news will cover a story much better than national. I hope you keep needling them and keep reporting. Coyote is a good familiar. I would go for a badger or a wolverine.
RPauli are you implying I am some sort of witch?
My fingertips knew instantly there would be trouble with those words.You divine from leaves. Maybe Diva is a better term.Grin.
Planes have been dumping fuel since almost the beginning of winged air travel. If the cause of the trouble in and around Memphis was Fed Ex's jet fuel, there would have been similar occurrences reported previously - not only in Memphis, but at other locations where, especially, there are high concentrations of air freight - Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Dallas, etc. - in overseas locations - and also in areas where there are large military bases - like Dover. The conclusions reached by the reporters are not only stupid journalism, they are scientifically preposterous.
Gail you are on to a great story that mass media will never touch. It will be interesting to see how they ignore it. Every so often local news will cover a story much better than national. I hope you keep needling them and keep reporting. Coyote is a good familiar. I would go for a badger or a wolverine.
ReplyDeleteRPauli are you implying I am some sort of witch?
ReplyDeleteMy fingertips knew instantly there would be trouble with those words.
ReplyDeleteYou divine from leaves.
Maybe Diva is a better term.
Grin.
Planes have been dumping fuel since almost the beginning of winged air travel. If the cause of the trouble in and around Memphis was Fed Ex's jet fuel, there would have been similar occurrences reported previously - not only in Memphis, but at other locations where, especially, there are high concentrations of air freight - Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Dallas, etc. - in overseas locations - and also in areas where there are large military bases - like Dover. The conclusions reached by the reporters are not only stupid journalism, they are scientifically preposterous.
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