Muscatine

Well, like what percentage of nitrogen, CO2. particulates, sulfur, mercury, smell etc will this new device remove?   Will it allow for expansion?  Is it good for the next 30, 40, 50, or 100 years?   Will it be operated correctly all the time?   Do they have qualified operators?   Is it designed to just barely meet the standards or will there still be days the limits are exceeded?   Will we be warned if they are?   What means of warning are in place?   Planned?

Are they cleaning up their water too?   Where are they putting their coal ash?   Is it leaching into the ground water?   Is there a liner under their coal pile?   What other wastes are they creating and how are they disposed of?   Is the air quality in their workplaces meeting OSHA?   Is there danger of a dust explosion?

Funny?  I didn't hear these questions being asked by clam.  These are questions the DNR undoubtedly asks and gets answered.

And why shouldn't we have the answers too?   Could our representatives help in getting them?   Could they offer?

You said that the reps should have answered  these questions.  They weren't even asked!

And why do expect the reps to have these technical answers anyway.  If I was one, I'd probably delve into it somewhat, but put my trust in the DNR to handle it.  And question them about it, not GPC.

   You are, once again, up to your slimy lib machinations and nonsense.