Gutting the EPA will cost us all financially when companies pollute and declare bankruptcy when they can’t/don’t want to pay clean up costs. Right now in my parent’s state of North Carolina, big pig farms want the EPA regulations gone. They routinely have flooding that dumps 10’s of thousands of gallons of straight up pig crap into the local waterways killing everything. There is so much Arsenic in local waterways down there that nobody can eat the fish. There can be some trimming of the fat across the board but gutting agencies will kick the cost to taxpayers down the road.
I can’t deny he is a billionaire but I cannot ignore the fact he was born with a silver spoon and given the keys to kingdom by his father. I cannot ignore the fact he then pissed it all away and no banks would lend him money so he had to go crawling to the Russian backed Deutsche Bank to stay solvent and the conflict of interest it creates. I cannot ignore his love of Putin. I cannot ignore the fact that international banks are wavering in confidence about Trumps plan and we will have to pay higher interest rates on our bonds. I hope there are still some adults in the room to steer this sinking ship in the right direction……soon.
Nobody is disagreeing that we need fiscal responsibility from our government. Unfortunately, the guy who’s businesses have declared bankruptcy six times is in charge. He lacks a basic understanding of the world economy. We are truly f’-ed.
Say a prayer for the families of the USGS. Washington is shutting down the science center. (Try to keep your insensitive comments to yourself HB2)
https://www.science.org/content/article/trump-swings-budget-ax-usgs-biology-research
Looks the data from the alewife survey this year won’t get out.
The USGS just got word they are being shut down. The netting portion of the alewife survey was completed but the behind the scenes numbers crunching and reporting is probably not going to happen. What a kick to the balls.
Here ya go Bob. There is probably plenty of these cases that you could reference online.
https://theboatgalley.com/outboard-fuel-line-problems/#:~:text=All fuel hoses have more,re still working on that.
Thanks for the suggestion re: replacing the fuel lines. I'll add that to my honey do list. I have a couple real good boat repair friends to recommend if you don't have someone. One in Newark/Lyons area, one here on the border of Webster and Ontario. Also have Pugsley's Marine here on 104. Bob the owner is a very good boat man.
Anyway, good luck getting her back in the water. Let me know if you need help.
You may want to check or replace the fuel line hoses. Certain years would have an inner liner within the hose start to break down and start shedding. Causes clogs.