The leaders of the Environmental Protection Agency are really funny
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All the parameters of the wastewater from our factory’s wastewater treatment plant meet the required standards, and the treated water is not discharged outside but used for quenching coke. However, the officials from the Environmental Protection Bureau claim that the color of our wastewater is unsatisfactory, so it definitely cannot be considered compliant. I don’t dare argue with them either; sigh! It’s so frustrating!
If one is upright, their shadow need not be distorted. Samples should be sent to the provincial monitoring station for testing; it’s best to invite the station to stay at the factory for some time to conduct continuous tests and thus prove the effectiveness of the company’s wastewater treatment processes
The environmental protection authorities require that wastewater from coking removal also be treated to meet standards. The environmental protection official said the wastewater does not meet the standards; your company should know what to do.
This is the downside of amateurs leading experts. Just his word alone isn’t enough to determine whether it’s qualified or not.
Hypothesis: 1. The leaders of the Environmental Protection Agency have no understanding at all of environmental protection. 2. Recently, the leaders need the poster to provide some support. 3. Such things are quite ordinary; the original poster keeps posting, and over time they will gradually get used to it. 4. What a world; it’s not convenient to discuss this further
Reply to 1# Raise a cup to invite the moon – why be upset? How about you take on the leaders of the environmental protection agency? Just say that all the parameters of the wastewater from our factory’s wastewater treatment plant meet the required standards; it’s only the color of the wastewater that is a bit high, making it unsightly. Moreover, the treated water isn’t discharged outside, but rather used for quenching coke and reused. Let’s see what the head of the Environmental Protection Agency has to say.
One should trust the environmental protection officer’s judgment, but even more so his lustfulness – just by looking at this water, it’s clear that its color intensity is over 300 times! It’s all over 300 already; how can it be considered qualified? Don’t doubt his abilities; it’s possible that the \"platinum-cobalt colorimetry method\" was one he helped to modify. ^_^ Is the wastewater not discharged? Why are you handling it so well? It wastes resources and goes against the basic policy of **“energy conservation”!
Reply to 7# siena2008 Hahaha! You helped me let out a long sigh of relief, and you really earned my utmost admiration – well said! It’s absolutely amazing!
Can’t you hear the subtext in what the EPA officials are saying? Hehe
The upper line says: If you can do it, then you can; if not, it’s still okay. The lower line says: If you can’t do it, then you indeed can’t; even if you try, it won’t work. The caption reads: It’s impossible not to give it