Decrease as I have advised but yet 30 years later still remain over levels shown.If you think removing a peir trailings peir would help. Its still there 30 years later.
Drop one drip of food die in a large cup and let it sit for 30 years, I'd assume water will mix and doesn't just sit there Id expect sedimentation to the lower levels in the pit after 30 years. Lead and zinc arent the most water soluble. While food dye is. Im no chemist. But it appears logical too. 4th, you've taken that sentence out of a paragraph where I was discussing an open tap. It's a bit of a low blow and shows what sort of person you are to randomly make up facts about the nature of the granite wall I camt see your reference and it doesnt actually make sense. Perhaps you can highlight where this exists?
quick google search shows granite isn't quite permeable (allowing water to flow through) you may need to widen your awareness Your awareness wasnt wide enough to notice mentioning the easy of fracturing or granite granite Aquifers nor certain on where the pit water has come from. Google search it. Become more aware of them too.
Did you notice the left flourite cryolite now? It seems to have been left. Its not even just under the pit floor. Its also a large lump thats oddly kept to the side in the plane. Flourite Topaz has been too. Isnt the flourite topaz worth something too.
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