Smelly, potentially toxic milk dumping in Beaver County has neighbors concerned 

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@@howardmckeown7187 actually Stephani spelled it right

@@thickgirlsneedlove2190Sad! You obviously haven’t had enough attention at home so you start seeking it online 😅

Indeed.

Must be pretty ripe stinky companies really dont care all the oil polluteing the environment rotten milk dangerous chemicals it bad

Well hold them accountable o right they probably sent all there money over seas and theres nothing you can do about it so basically you let them do this and run

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What u going to do? Implement more regulations? Won't that cost the city precious jobs? The company would just leave that town and go do it elsewhere right? 💸💸💸💸 It's the American dream. Ya gotta live in the bed you made. Anyways best of luck.

@@stenyethanmathews945 only takes another way - wouldn't be that hard to find a solution.

I felt the same way. Like at what point does it turn red? How disgusting must it be by that point.

Yeah me also thought this was a literal flesh n bloodbath!😁🤣✌

@@PotawatomiThunderNew from red algae growing in it

You may be right about the rotting flesh

They are throwing dead cows in there too

Not fun

... Well one popular exception is cheese... there effectively just making a very bad smelling cheese. This is kind of bad reporting rotting milk smells bad but it's not dangerous

@@eluminaryxarrais7735 actually it is listen to the whole video

@@blairturner139 I did they mentioned the algae is dangerous... if you directly drink the rotting milk with the algae in it it's not going to be having a good day for you you'll get sick but it's unlikely it's going to be much more than diarrhea it's as dangerous as if you find a small pond with a dead deer in it and drink that. Over time though the bacteria and the algae will die especially by the time it gets to groundwater it's no longer going to be an issue.

@@blairturner139 it’s not so much the milk that’s dangerous as what can grow in it, like the red tide algae, the same kind that is deadly to corals and killing reefs in the ocean

this is pro vegan movement story a vegan is trying to get the place shut down

Who needs food, who needs milk, cheese, beef, chicken, or eggs. Who needs business polluting milk that contains 3% protein that may put out a little bit of nitrates, which I doubt. You guys are so brain dead, this is BS. That pond is so tight, the fat in the milk will seal it batter anything else out there. 25% of dairy product come from DFA, it would be impossible to boycott.

That means we have to scratch out most of Congress and House, to get rid of the corrupt people taking money and passing the laws.

As if they didn’t cause enough damage with the droughts already

Don’t forget the drug pandemic that was caused by pharmaceutical companies

Keep voting Republican.Cause "We don't need no stinkin' regulations! It's much cheaper for me to dump it anywhere, why y'all trying to take my money?" Definition of Republican. You get what you vote for. Suck it up snowflakes.

You have no idea why you’re talking about. It’s organic material!

money talks thats how,,,, you milk them for everything then throw in jail duhhh

@@veiledallegory you have no idea what you’re talking about if you think the classification of “organic waste” means “you can dump it anywhere” 🤡

Look who represents the state, that answers your question.

Local business can't manufacture the computer you use or bring the internet to your house. Good luck with that.

@@mrsleep0000 stop trolling.

What about the people who live next to water treatment plants? I think thats way worse then dumping spoiled milk.

I thought that the local milk industry was attempting to make a giant loaf of CHEESE, using the Natural Organic Method of procurement. I'm sorry, I couldn't help myself. Also: Surely that giant pond of dead milk is guaranteed to attract massive ZOMBIE HOARDS from all over Beaver County, for an undead ho-down of epic proportions? I'm really so sorry, I did it again!

They said this has been going on since the '70s. Just think that this has been here for half century. People have lived their whole lives around this. How repulsive.

They chose to live there

Smells like dirty beaver.

Use in all animal food a cow. will consume a mix of its own product ,just may not be stored for years though

Hi Patric - When we received a residential complaint in July, we ceased utilizing the agricultural field in Beaver County for these activities and sought alternative options. Most recently, this includes sending the milk to an anaerobic digester that utilizes food waste in Salt Lake City to generate renewable energy. We are committed to being good stewards of the environment as members of the community and will continue to work with the state and our neighbors to rectify this situation.

@@DFADairyCoop honestly I’m impressed…… good job and keep informing others in the comment feed of this.

Yea I did this with my great uncles watch milk from his dairy, the pigs would go crazy for the milk/curds. The stuff looked disgusting, it would be a little pink some times. I would what the red is?

@@DFADairyCoop Why did this even happen to begin with? Why is it that the average person can do much less and have much MUCH more consequences than this travesty? How did it get this bad?

How have they been damage other than having to smell something bad? Which knowing Beaver area the wind constantly blows, yea I doubt they smell it much.

@@caticornevaline9586 did you even watch the video or are you just too stupid to understand why this can be dangerous

@@caticornevaline9586 Crops grow out of the ground where water saturates, ya dip

@@caticornevaline9586 bro go enroll at ya local community college, and take a geology class lol. Liquid permeates

Idk why they still allow companies to conduct their own investigations it absolutely needs to be from a third party.

No one cares.

Start buying bottled water and big jugs of water we do that here in South Florida.

Health concern yes but there is NO WATER SHORTAGE IT is planned and the proof is in the documents. California and other states have been selling the water to private resorts and other places

guess what animals consumes a TON of water?? you guess it

If it cost them more money, they will do everything possible to not be held accountable.

The fact that we have a Team Rocket grunt of all people calling this out shows how big of an issue this is.

Like HUH??

They normally slide a blank check into a politicians hand while saying that.

Tell that to people who think government oversight and regulations are always bad things and so choose not to appropriately fund important government agencies.

they have a FB page

There’s alot to say with this video. It takes someone in a powerful position, government, more than one person to the media that has demand low(key point), or a natural disaster for a drastic business change to occur.

True. Its pathetic.

Every single time.

I guess George Monbiot wasn't kidding.

Agreed. Could you image the amount cow tireless work it took to make all that?? This is another reason I only drink Oat and almond milk.

@@gravityimage5 hate to break it to you but drinking almond "milk" does nothing to the dairy industry

@@ixxxxxxx Theres no question about that! the question is the milk and meat industry sustainable?

@@ixxxxxxx There's no question about that! But is the daily and meat industry sustainable?

and human death is worse

@@XSHADOWTHELEGENDARYHEDGEHOGxX …

That was just a few trucks and had that horrible smell. Imagine the smell of that place with spoiled milk so old, it’s turned red. horrible

Thats why i always rinse things and keep the lids open before i throw them in the recycle

@Charming Chowder Inflation

That is a co-op of family farms, you know, the salt of the earth poor, subsidized farmer.

@@asherdie are they happy with the results of their labor? That's the important thing.

And the drivers of the trucks? The people loading it at the industrial site? It's not just corporate, it's everyone who doesn't object. "I'll lose my job," they whine in defense. So what's your defense if someone dies or this reaches the ground water making it undrinkable? "Their tough luck."

Since when is milk toxic? Then slap yourself for being that stupid

EXACTLY!! “We appreciate your concern... but GFYS” 😃

Every news station in America is full of s*** and they all lie and do what their boss tells them

I worked for this particular big company for a while. My experience and the things I saw there were absolutely horrible. It was horrible sanitation-wise, environmentally, legally, and morally. This company processes a vast segment of the dairy manufactured in the U.S. It's sick.

@yoyoyo it's local news So yes it is

Unfortunately, all local stations and newspapers (the ones left) are being bought up by chains and the first thing they cut is such local issue reporting.

News don't give a sh1t after they done their story entire town could get nuked after and they do not care.

Brainless corporations and their executive officers are all about maximizing profit and their personal gain at any cost to everyone else and the world itself in which we all live in. This is why we don't have a country...

Its dumped because it wasn't fit for consumption.

They want to keep prices high

They dumped it because it wasn’t good to sell. I’m assuming.

It's probably bad for some reason, it's a large company so millions of gallons of milk, every now and then they get a bad batch and got to get rid of it

If you write a letter hard enough or vote hard enough, I'm sure the corrupt politicians will step down. The harder you write and vote the better.

The rich and people in power don’t care about us or anything that affects us

@@KB-nt7eg 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Keep your laws away from my cattle

@Marie Rodriguez that was due to an algal bloom. Was stated in the video. Doesn't make it healthy.

Exactly

I can't stand cow milk, it's blood and puss for baby cows nourishment. It is not ment for human consumption much less adults. Cheese on the other hand is undeniably delicious.

Thats not correct! Smdh 😒🙄

@@FruiteeK from the fda website: Pus and blood are common contaminants found in milk. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the average person eats about 160 pieces of fecal matter and 3 gallons of milk each year. Fecal matter can contain bacteria, viruses, parasites, and their eggs. Milk is a common vehicle for these contaminants to enter the human body. The CDC states that approximately 1 out of every 20 thousand people infected with hepatitis A will become ill from consuming contaminated milk. About 1 out of every 50 people infected with hepatitis B will become ill from consuming contaminated milk. About 1 out of every 20 people who consume raw or undercooked meat will develop food poisoning due to contamination by E. coli 0157:H7 bacteria contained in animal feces.

@@marcoemilianodellacroce5068 that's isn't what is made of duh it contains it if the cow has some in its utters or system like anything else we consume for example of you put soup in a bowl that had dirt in it doesn't mean the soup is made of dirt it contains SOME DIRT

Cheaper to dump it than process it into fertilizer.....is there a plant anywhere close that can process it?.....its all about money.....dairy farmers of America are wildly over supplied with milk to be dumping it and not making cheese or milk powder condensed milk ice cream out of it. I think "cutting their losses" is what they are doing

Dumping is cheaper but they could at least dump at a proper site

Poluters count on FREE pollution. Pollution- profit is the same thing.

@@paulchristensen2854 lt could be applied directly.

@@paulchristensen2854 A cheese plant is unbelievably high tech. Hard to set up when you just have some extra milk all of a sudden.

you really need to visit a modern fully functioning dairy farm. compared to almost any other mass production farm animal dairy farms are very good at maintaining good cow health. believe it or not, a healthy, content and happy cow will produce more and better milk than one that is stressed due to poor health or stressful environment. If you truly want to see suffering of animals, try a chicken egg or meat housing. Or, swine house.

And humans suffer also by consuming the milk

So glad I drink almond milk.

You are not going to get through to these morons Jeff Courtney they are brainwashed by their chemical milk and lack the proper carnosine amino acids to rub two brain cells together.

@@notgay5859 that one is good

Exactly

Vote Democrat and end this Republican abuse

@@0IIIIII both parties are 💩

I agree

Complaining about Dumping milk is helping the community?

The oversupply of milk is the defining situation for the entire dairy industry. Millions of gallons of milk have been dumped since the covid lockdowns. Wasted milk, wasted animal care drugs, wasted alfalfa, wasted water, wasted land - and now a major pollution issue in many states.

I don't believe there is. .. . 👀🤔

There probably isn't. Unfortunate reality of farming is that excess often isn't rewarded. There's always a need for good food (maybe not here or in your/my community, but in other parts of the world or in poorer areas), but the issue is putting out too much can bottom out the price for milk, leaving it unprofitable to make. Basically price drops where it can't cover itself, because on average, people don't drink *that* much milk. You have limited intake of a perishable good. What would've been nice is if for the milk, right before its sell by date, they donated it to shelters or poor communities. That's something they need more than the expired crud-in-a-can that most households donate. Instead they decided it was more profitable, or just easier, to dump it like a bad Captain Planet villain. Economics. Explaining the worst aspects of society and making you feel bad since its conception.

It’s shortages of workers dairy plants. Farmers can’t unload for pasteurization.

@@nunyabusyness5608 isn’t really shocking when you realize that the cattle, dairy and agriculture industries treat employees like actual slaves.

Agreed, there could already be leakage into ground and well water.

@@hautemama85 I don't know why some folks don't realize that a water testing kit is free and you can test your own water supply or other forms of water such as creek's stream's brook's spring's and river's, or ground water too, just make sure to write a short not of the location of the water source along with the City county and State

You would need a Hazmat suit. This is highly toxic.

The local government made them dump the milk. If this is the same story I read awhile back. It is related to Teflon and the company making it polluting the groundwater to the point the compound in Teflon that is a forever chemical was showing up in the drinking water and in the milk the cows were producing.

No one cares. This will blow over

I agree

You have no idea on what you're saying. I've spent my life cleaning up after environmentalist's have screwed things up. Just take a look at plastic bottles and bags that was all on the so called environmentalist's fault. I've learned when they get involved it only makes things worse.

Fools

Well I think it should be illegal for stupid people to have kids. Because we just end up with more stupid people

I like your Minecraft building videos

It's already too late! Run, hide, get in your bunker! We are poisoned! Too late 😪.

@@sir-richard4172 pray not. We must have hope. Just saw a report that the sun did not shine on the known world for one year and there was a world plague in 500 - A volcano must have exploded and caused it. 100,000 million people died. Humans overcame that. We must have hope.✌

Are we talking about milk here?

@@notintohandles talking about waste in general. We need to take waste management seriously to stop destroying our environment

Exactly!!!!

Animals have already died for the milk to be produced to begin with. P.S. Your milk is bleached for it to look white. The poor cows utters are sucked so much that it creates sores, which bleed from the constant sucking after the blisters finally pop.. plus there is pus in the cow breast milk. In the US the FDA allows 750 million pus cells in every litre of milk. In Europe, regulators allow 400 million pus cells per litre.

Ikr. I never knew milk could turn that color. Probably red from an environmental reactant like bacteria. Especially considering a rancid odor. I did some research. Maybe found what type. _---Serratia appears to be an omnipresent genus in nature. It is widely known as an insect pathogen and as a food-spoilage microorganism. Another remarkable characteristic trait of Serratia is the _*_production of cell-associated red color pigment,_*_ prodigiosin. The pigmented strains are nonpathogenic and used as a biocontrol agent in agriculture._

50 years ongoing ... 👀

Did I miss the explanation for the color?

Milk is full of the blood from the cow. Blood and puss. They get what they can out. What they can't get out, you drink.

dfa always does things wrong! dfa in new Wilmington pa put milk in a creek and to this day only a few know about it and you can't get anyone to report on it

Guillotine time

You spelled we wrong

@@anthonyman8008 was that for me? cause I only knew from a farmer

@@anthonyman8008 I don’t get it

Why didn't you report that?

@@debismith2139 cause nobody cares. Money and loopholes are what corporations thrive on. These companies are basically untouchable due to mountains of cash and our legal system being a complete joke

I'd report it to the EPA and the FDA...

@@debismith2139 these things are already in the public eye, there are hours upon hours of footage of this injustice. You know what happens when workers organize to demand that something is done about the corruption within the dairy industry? We’re called radical left terrorists and beaten and intimidated into submission. We’re thrown in jail. And the ‘why’ of it all is very simple. When you have a government that is structured with Capital at its center rather than human and environmental needs, then it is the interests of Capital, not human and environmental needs, that will ultimately determine what is and isn’t acceptable.

@@peterparleecarr4516 the EPA and the FDA know. They both go out of their way to cover up stuff like this because these organizations all have their hands in each other’s pockets. Follow the money trail.

PFAS water contamination is a lot more prevalent than anyone realizes I believe sadly

Protein pollution, holy crap. What milk is 3% protein. None of it is going to end up as nitrates. This is so stupid. The fat in milk is going to seal that pond so tight.

@King DJ Go pick a fight with the corporations doing the polluting, not people talking about it on YT.

You kidding? They didn't even wade into the pool of rotting milk to see how deep it is. That's what I wanted to know.

Yes!

Ikr! One time, a container of milk that we had just ourchased leaked in the back of my husband's jeep grand Cherokee. We wiped it up, but apparently some had leaked under the floor mat. 😳 🤢 We had to get the car detailed to get the smell out.

"void the contents of my stomach" Why does that sound so much better than saying "vomit" or "puke"? 😆

Yeah and to top it off, it’s gotta be just boiling under the hot sun which I’m sure just intensifies the stench.

Thanks to the GOP now the EPA no longer has any power to regulate corporations like this anymore. If you want things to change don’t vote for garbage right wing assholes.

Last 2.5 years

Isn't it kind of ironic that we have a massive baby formula shortage, yet milk is being dumped?

Straight pitre dish

That's why people drink breast milk and regular milk from cows everyday. Don't think without trying to find an answer.

exactly because that algae is going to keep doing its job

can it create a plague?

@@user-nf1bz3sn4z hopefully 💜

I was just about to comment this! It's now January 2023, I hope there's an update coming soon as I know the town of Beaver is known for it's good clear water. 🙏

I'm in Australia and this just boggles my mind.

@@lunagoodhart5489 check out FriendlyJordies on RU-vid. He is a comedian that exposes bs in Australia

@@S.Clause thankyou will do so long as he's not a vegan abolitionist or anything along those lines.

@@lunagoodhart5489 Oh, God forbid someone might be a vegan. It's just horrible to care about animals that aren't considered "pets," isn't it? Cruelty is much more preferred.

Is that a city in Utah?

defund them all

You know the constitution says the minute all the citizens in the country agree on it, were aloud to forcibly remove these f***tards.

The government is paying them to dump it to keep prices high. Just like they paid farmers to destroy corn crops and held up all the freight out in the ocean. They are making sure they get back every penny of those stimulus checks back with interest and all through inflation and the taxes they collect on it.

Costs too much to transport it.

@@JohnDoe-yq8ox It would be a tax write off but no doubt they are being paid by the DOA to dump it.

A sudden shift in demand. Maybe milk wasn’t flying off the shelves during the pandemic and now you had an excess of expired milk at your facility. Pretty soon people are gonna question the excess of water being used for golf courses, hot tubs and pools or farming plants we don’t need like almonds.

Definitely pandemic related.

Subsidies.

Look up the articles, when they closed down the schools and restaurants during the pandemic, farmers had to dump all their milk.

@@elem-sike4161 hey now, almonds and almond milk slaps

So sad the crabs could be used for food animals and people

@@meyokkob458 yeah but they dump it because then they won't be able to make money off it. If there's too much of something people want then people won't be willing to pay much for it, the moment things become scarce (be that engineered scarcity or natural) then people are suddenly willing to pay for it. (that perceived scarcity is why NFTs suddenly got really popular, because of the supposed scarcity) I do wish there was some way for them to reuse the product tho without waste. Such as using it for bait or similar.

@@rabbitguts2518 so true

That’s insane, if they wanted to artificially inflate the cost why don’t they just catch less of them?

@@mandlin4602 I'm assuming because "local" small guys would catch a lot more and sell at a lower price. It's been on many local news channels but it never goes any further than that.

Thats what Is actually thought, thats not milk at all !!

@@dee7342 in Maryland? Or in this video? Or both?

@@angiehernandez1564 In the video

@@dee7342 things changed chemically after exposure. Milk doesn't stay white.

@@DJRenee Yes but I have worked on a slaughter house I know its blood. And milk doesnt get red doesnt matter with the bacteria in the water its still will not turn to red, its would be brown green etc !! They making these news just for people to believe it and yet we are in 2022 people still believe the news and everything told on Tel Lie Vision !!!

It did hurt the environment 😓

Arresting them would solve nothing. They'd be released in a few weeks, just like every other criminal. Unfortunately, the damage is already done. If it's been there since the 70's, it's a 90% chance that the water table *IS* contaminated. Cleaning it up will be expensive, and unfortunately, it won't reverse 40+ years of damage. 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨

@@Novastar.SaberCombat Where did you get that "90%" figure? What kind of tests did you perform to get "90%"? Just curious.

Human actions hurt the environment. Humans should be against the law.

Why didnt they use it...whey has value

Very well said

That lack of environmental law is on purpose. Remember to thank your politicians regardless of what party you claim as they're BOTH complicit in this destruction and lack of corporate oversight. Just as they've been handsomely paid to do. You didn't really think the politicians work for us did you?

The laws are already there, they are just not being enforced worth a darn.

Major laws, ,you mean EPA regulations that are loaded with agricultural exemptions.

Right💯💯 In the meantime it makes ya wonder where they dumping all that milk now???? 🤮🤔👀😐

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So the factory workers suffer but corporate still doesn't care...

Pour it into the ac intake of the high up managers’ cars

@@chrisf1147 Now THERES a productive response!

@@soxpeewee let them suffer

@@soxpeewee Highly agree. They I. Sure don't even know. They are just peasants to corporate

Oh I can promise you it won’t be the dairy company who clears it up. The tax payer will.

Cows don’t usually suffer when making milk????

Absolutely. Horrible.

They aren't making the whey for fertilizer anymore. That means excess milk.

Sometimes you just gotta take matters into your own hands. I say shoot the POS thats the ceo responsoble for this. And the lawyers state officialls and the rest all involved who are clearly taking money to look the other way. Its time for citiizens of this country to take back their country. Start shooting now. F the questions. Its time for the crooked POS who run this country to die off.

They inject the cows with lots of chemicals like growth hormones, standard practice. There's a new shot they're also now being given (take a wild guess) If you drink cow's milk you're not only participating in incredible animal suffering but setting yourself up for hormonal cancers and other diseases.

Better find a way

According to the press release, they have an excess of milk due to hot weather. I am not sure how that logic works. Perhaps the milk is spoiling and unusable, and so they dump it on Whey Mountain.

Trump is the one that cut all budgets to the environmental agencies. This was done by Republicans to help their buddies in business make more money. Environmental safeguards cost money and cut into profits. That is why the Right side is against the safeguards.

Three people died the day I was in hospital for infection by flesh eating, antibiotic resistant bacteria in the water near Miami Beach! There are no signs to warn people because they do not want the corporations to lose tourist revenue. Corporate farms doing the polluting are protected by Florida's government.

@@danielalbert9749 why? Trump and his fellow corporate whores in the Republican Party did it.

​​@@danielalbert9749 environmental regulations were taken away under Trump. Hopefully it will change back to the way it was.

So they can only do things with evryones money..but if not they cant do a thing????