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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) whose purpose is to protect human health and the environment has spilled at least 1 million gallons of toxic waste water into Colorado’s Animas River. The EPA hacks were using heavy machinery to dig around the Gold King Mine near Durango, Colorado, attempting to stop a small leak when they screwed up big time!

Toxic waste, including arsenic and lead, which seeped into a river in southwest Colorado, has now crossed the state border into New Mexico. More than 550 gallons per minute are entering the water flow system according to the Environmental Protection Agency, which caused the spill. (H/T RT)

High levels of arsenic can cause blindness, paralysis and cancer, while lead poisoning can create muscle and vision problems in adults and can be fatal for children. How nice.

“The river looks pretty nasty,” Stephen Lowrance, Deputy of the San Juan County Sheriff’s Office said. “It doesn’t look like water; it just looks like sludge.” (H/T Washington Free Beacon)

Durango, Colorado: EPA’s Animas River mine disaster. Before & after : pic.twitter.com/Wi9g0I6Qr7

— Anonymous (@YourAnonNews) August 9, 2015

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WOW! The impact of this disaster could go on for years! Meanwhile the communities affected have a 90-day supply of drinking water. Great job guys!

Dean James III% AMERICA’S FREEDOM FIGHTERS