LADN:
[…] Michael Sawyer, chief executive officer of SCOI, said they gave Nordella a five-week notice that they “no longer needed him” for their urgent care and orthopedic service center. Sawyer called Nordella “essentially an independent contractor” rather than an employee. He said their business relationship ended “for various reasons” but that it had “nothing to do” with the Porter Ranch gas leak study.
“We’re not trying to quash his study; we think it’s a great idea and encourage him to continue to do it,” Sawyer said.
The gas leak that was detected on Oct. 23, 2015 at Southern California Gas Co.’s Aliso Canyon storage facility spewed more than 100,000 metric tons of potent methane over nearly four months. It prompted Gov. Jerry Brown to declare a state of emergency, sickened thousands and forced more than 8,300 households in the northern San Fernando Valley to temporarily relocate.
How many cows farts would be needed to equal 100k metric tons of methane?
I work with a person that…..
Algore shit a brick, exacerbating the crisis.
Although it probably didn’t help, all this fresh natural gas cannot be blamed for that’s wrong in Moonbeam’s head.
They’re still having problems with that place? Yeesh.
Hold my beer and hand me a book of matches.
Oh, that’s in calipornia, moonbeam caused it.