B
Me, I'm in the legal department and, um, we do have, uh, a group of attorneys who handle our environmental issues.
A
Uh-huh.
B
And I don't know too much about the air pollution thing. I do know for other types of pollution like the toxic waste and such that T I has to dispose of that we normally put in the ground, you know, we're coming up with a, uh, a new solution. We have been finding a lot of toxic places to dump and we just transport to these places. But after awhile it always seems that the, um, oh, the site starts to leak and then you have to clean it up and such. But the new idea is to take everything up to Sherman, and we're going have that, you know, incineration place up there and,
A
Right.
B
dump everything there. And supposedly that facility will not generate air pollutants from what I've heard, that everything would be in, in, you know, a confined kind of incinerator and just burn it all up. And that we won't be polluting the air. I'm sure we have to have, uh, permits, you know, for that place. And that there's, you know, limits as to what we can, uh, let, you know, go into the air.
A
Yeah. It's, uh, hav-, uh, uh, well, I work in MUMBLEx, I work in environmentals, uh, projects right now.