Obamas EPA Dumps Millions Of Gallons THIS Into Colorado River The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been under immense scrutiny this week after they accidentally spilled a million gallons of toxic waste into the Animas River in Colorado. In an effort to stop a small leak of acidic waste water from the Red and Bonita mines, they actually put the environment and human health at risk. The plan was originally to install a bulkhead in the mining tunnel, but the machinery triggered the release of wastewater containing several heavy metals, creating the orange color. The toxic water was first spotted in Durango Colorado, stretching all the way to Farmington, New Mexico. According to the Denver Post, residents gathered along the Animas River to watch as the blue waters turned a thick, radiant orange and yellow. That was 34 full hours after the spill had been initiated. The EPA has taken full responsibility for the event, but has not yet addressed the potential risks and impacts on the lake or local residents. What do you think about the incident? Should the EPA be punished? 