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When a boardmember refused to go with the flow, Metro's plan to handle Lowry wastewater got down and dirty.

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Asked how long the discharge could go on, Metro's Pearlman responds, "You should continue it going on in perpetuity."

That's too long, says Lloyd Hesser, a trucker who hauled chemicals to the landfill years ago. "They'll never get that water clean," he adds. "There's no way you can dilute that stuff."

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Practice what you teach: Adrienne Anderson leads an environmental-studies class at the University of Colorado.
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Practice what you teach: Adrienne Anderson leads an environmental-studies class at the University of Colorado.

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