"Steve" wrote in message
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On Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:12:09 -0800, Billy
wrote:

Go get 'em Fido.

But stay off the lawn.
http://www.epa.gov/NRMRL/lrpcd/wm/projects/135367.htm

Just skim your references do ya?
Old and irrelevant news there slick.
"Ironite®, ONCE available at many lawn and garden stores, WAS a common
fertilizer made from mine tailings".

Like little billy, you don't read your source material thoroughly either?
Fairly common practice for those looking to shore up their argument with
pseudo research. Little billy made.makes the same mistake as you just did
except he denigrated folks for his faulty research. He seems to keep using
his "facts" out of context a lot and it seems his tribe seem to follow
closely. Try researching posting here from ~09-05-2008 on the Great billy
Ironite rant. It is a pattern with the man.

The Iron King mine was placed on the Superfund list in 2005. The lawsuit
that billy and others erroneously referenced was dismissed by a SF Judge,
the Eco Lawyers got 150K money for their troubles and the company agreed to
put "do not eat on the bag". The company was sold to Scotts early in 2006,
and doesn't use the Iron King Mine tailings, good thing since they can't
huh? In fact Today Ironite uses Jersey Greensand in one of its formula.
These facts keep getting overlooked by you latrine lawyers in your zeal to
pounce on anything you feel is counterindicated by your zealotry . WA State
DOE as well as a few other States check fertilizer contents and have for a
while.

Read your references thoroughly to keep your facts right Steve.