Hello to all of the interesting people out on the forum. We have lived and worked in the Silver Springs Nevada area for 15 plus years. I have also worked and lived in other cities and states. I have been employed in wood preserving at different times in my life.

In my whole life I have been employed in the wood industry or the pesticide industry. The comments that will be made in this post will be knowledgeable and educated. My education comes from college and different certifications in these industries.

Firstly, corporations like Vaqueros, Pacific Wood Preserving, and the Clearwater Fluid Reclamation plant; as well as neighboring Bango Road Salvage Yard are needed to aid in the growth of Silver Springs outlining areas. These leaders of industry are also helping ease the pain of the economic recession of the 00s.

We are now ready to begin talking about the pros and cons of industry's impact on our communities.

Vaqueros, is a feed mill allows local farmers and ranchers to purchase high quality feed supplements for livestock to live through the winter. As well as provide jobs. The negative is the smell of burnt molasses.

Clearwater, is a company that provides state and local businesses a safe place to send their effluent products. The upside is, companies can take their waste fluids and byproducts, where they can be properly disposed of or reclaimed and reused. The downside is the smell given off when effluent products become stagnant.

While we do not know as much about The Bango Salvage Yard here is a quick synopsis of the information available to us. To start with salvage yards provide a venue for people's unwanted and discarded metal and other products. Which allows families an honest way to make a buck. This also allows us to recycle which directly helps clean up our town. The con being, uneducated people improperly dispose of dangerous material.

N.W.P.(the wood plant)provides this country as well as others treated wood, a renewable resource. Pros; This allows companies and private parties a chance to buy treated wood at an affordable price without huge shipping costs. Cons (something everyone who uses this forum knows about)the unavoidable smell of Douglas fur and pine being kiln dried with the sweet smell of pentacloraphenol.

There is more information to be discussed but we know your time is valuable. We consider ourselves Wood Preserving as well as environmental enthusiasts.We will continue updating and researching information on these subjects. We look forward to having intelligent conversations (not personal attacks) thank you for your time.

-TheIndustryBros