So… crazy thing happened here - a building getting refurbished had applied a Styrofoam paneling system, and it was shaved down for contours and whatever.
Around the whole block, tiny Styrofoam dust started clogging the gutters, got blown into the grasses and weeds, stuck to the dirt.
So I phoned the city to complain and they told me to pound sand, the builder is within their rights to do the work they are doing and how they are doing it.
2 years later, there is still fine white granular foam all over the neighborhood. How that builder has more rights to pollute the area than I had to stop it… fucked up.
So concentrated pollutants in the water around a boat repair facility? Like the dirt outside a mechanic’s garage isn’t filled with automotive fluids and urine.
Sometimes the results of these studies aren’t all that surprising.
