That toxic spill caused by the EPA out west continues to be a PR nightmare for the agency.  Now they're in even more trouble with the Navajo tribe, who couldn't water their livestock because of the contamination.  So the agency sent the tribe nine water tanks that turned out to be fouled with oil residue. Washington Times: Navajo Nation president Russell Begaye’s finger came up brown and oily after he ran it inside the spigot of a water tank, one of nine delivered by an EPA contractor to Shiprock, New Mexico, in the aftermath of the accident that sent orange mining waste down the Animas and San Juan rivers. “This is what they expect our animals to drink and to use this and pollute our farmland, our canals?” said Mr. Begaye in video posted Wednesday on his Facebook page. “This is totally unacceptable. How can anybody give water from a tank like this that was clearly an oil tank and...(Read Full Post)