California a "winner" and New Jersey a "loser"

[rdean]

Manufacturing s Winner Loser Of The Week California DuPont

WINNER

California announced that nearly $250 million in grants would be distributed to programs that combine academic and technical coursework in high school and community colleges with hands-on training and work experience in order to encourage students to find well-paying jobs.

California’s position in a study by Headlightmeasuring manufacturing growth in cities across the U.S. Merced was recorded as having 26.2 percent growth in manufacturing sector employment — the highest metro in the U.S.

LOSER

This past week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a $43 million cleanup plan for removing mercury contamination from near a DuPont ammunition plant in New Jersey.

DuPont officials explained that they are committed to fulfilling their obligations in accordance with local, state and federal regulatory guidelines. Unfortunately for them, it seems that their obligations are going to be extremely costly.

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Education is for snobs and the EPA should be abolished. And that's how Republicans want to run America.

 

[Hossfly]

Looks like the government and taxpayers will foot the $250 million bill for the WINNER and DuPont, the LOSER will fork over the $43 million to the government. Thank God for Free Shit.

 

[Porker]

How can a state that's dead broke WASTE $250 mil on a bunch of GD highschool students when there is NO WATER and NO Jobs?

 

[Jomama]

Have you ever visited these states? Your headline is true under any interpretation.

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

Manufacturing s Winner Loser Of The Week California DuPont

WINNER

California announced that nearly $250 million in grants would be distributed to programs that combine academic and technical coursework in high school and community colleges with hands-on training and work experience in order to encourage students to find well-paying jobs.

California’s position in a study by Headlightmeasuring manufacturing growth in cities across the U.S. Merced was recorded as having 26.2 percent growth in manufacturing sector employment — the highest metro in the U.S.

LOSER

This past week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a $43 million cleanup plan for removing mercury contamination from near a DuPont ammunition plant in New Jersey.

DuPont officials explained that they are committed to fulfilling their obligations in accordance with local, state and federal regulatory guidelines. Unfortunately for them, it seems that their obligations are going to be extremely costly.

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Education is for snobs and the EPA should be abolished. And that's how Republicans want to run America.

Republicans would want a capitalist solution to the problem of pollution since a govt monopoly is the least efficient way to handle anything. A child would know this just not a liberal

 

[there4eyeM]

A capitalist solution to a capitalist problem; sounds fair.

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

A capitalist solution to a capitalist problem; sounds fair.

Yes but a liberal is like a child so he can only imagine the idea of magical liberal govt monopoly taking care of it.

 

[rdean]

Looks like the government and taxpayers will foot the $250 million bill for the WINNER and DuPont, the LOSER will fork over the $43 million to the government. Thank God for Free Shit.

Only Republicans can look at a toxic mess and see beauty.

 

[rdean]

Merced was recorded as having 26.2 percent growth in manufacturing sector employment — the highest metro in the U.S.

Only Republican can look at success and see failure.

Toxic waste am good.

Education am bad.