We simply want you to stop. Then you can mount a campaign to force them to reduce their wastes. For two centuries, industry has been in control because citizens couldn't get the goods on them. You knew by looking at those smoke stacks and discharge pipes that something was very wrong, but you didn't know what. Now that dark veil of secrecy begins to lift.
Light begins to shine.
A new kind of community organizing is suddenly now possible. It could ruin the local Waste Processor's business, or, at the very least, put heat on that Waste Processor from every corner of the nation, roasting them slowly on a spit of publicity and shame. What you can do In your own town, you get the facts about toxic emissions from the big plant across the river. This is hard to explain without looking silly or guilty or worse. Now you're in a position to knock on the Plant Manager's door and ask for a negotiating session.