I've your phone number written in the back of my bible...fer serious.
So I was running and it was wicked nice out and beautiful and stuff because it's springtime. And a bus goes by. And not only was the diesel smoke all chokey and shit, but I could literally TASTE the smoke...IN MY NOSE. For a couple seconds, I thought to myself, "What the fuck!? I can taste through my nostrils!? Wow!" Then I remembered that there's such thing as a sense of smell...I do wicked cool things sometimes.
I'm also supposed to be writing a brief for a short presentation I have to make for Environmental Law tomorrow. It turns out, in attainment areas that seek to keep air quality from degrading (as per the Clean Air Act), permits are required for sources that have the potential to emit more than 250 tons of a pollutant per year. But how is a source defined? Can a furniture company which makes desks at one plant and paints them at another a mile away connected by a railroad be considered a single source?
Yes.
I'll leave you with this:
Give me some of your English love.
I would, but then I'd have one in the oven.
I'm also supposed to be writing a brief for a short presentation I have to make for Environmental Law tomorrow. It turns out, in attainment areas that seek to keep air quality from degrading (as per the Clean Air Act), permits are required for sources that have the potential to emit more than 250 tons of a pollutant per year. But how is a source defined? Can a furniture company which makes desks at one plant and paints them at another a mile away connected by a railroad be considered a single source?
Yes.
I'll leave you with this:
Give me some of your English love.
I would, but then I'd have one in the oven.