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we've done a lot of water quality testing to demonstrate that the combined affluent and brine from cargilld be safe to the bay. >> the report is still under conversation. eileen white an executive director with the san francisco regional water quart control board. while acknowledging her agency hasn't inspected the pond specifically, they have provided a report including aerial photography. she also supports the plan. >> it's kind of returning it back to the bay, returning it back to the bay but not as such a high concentration that it could be toxic. >> still groups like save the bay argue it would be years before construction is completed. they point to recent levee failures like the breach in monterey county as an example of the heightened risk. and in the meantime they're pushing for increased oversight by agencies like the bay conservation and development commission and the regional water quality control board. >> there's a lot of letters going back and forth between agencies and the company. that's not adequate. they need to go out and inspect thislo t ri io the top of the ponds. >>

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come to light and they were illegally employed in the most dangerous jobs meatpacking plants like cargillnd tyson. and then to are now trying to shield ourselves committed by the contractors who hired children to work long overwrite - - overnight hours such as bone cutters these meatpackers have a long history of failing to protect workers meatpacking plants are so dangerous on average there is two amputations every week from meatpacking workers yet they continue to use outside influence and power to be awarded multibillion-dollar contracts so you say the us government could not stop awarding these contracts because they have so few competitors? i you agree we should not be rewarding multinational corporations who c exploit children and ignore labor laws with lucrative governmentd contracts. what does congress need to do in this farm bill that usda contracts stop going to the bad actors and start going to small businesses independent family farms and ranchers issued ranchers and animals with respect? >> with the work we are starting to make sure the procurement dollars usda invest don't n