Whether it's a typo or not is irrelevant.
"Ahead of its second launch, SpaceX reportedly bypassed regulatory permit processes regarding pollutant discharge limits, as well as failed to provide detailed explanations on how it planned to treat its wastewater."
This cowboy-ass attitude of "do now, give documentation later" might fly in other areas, but when we are talking about rockets and water pollution, it gotta be caution first.
If the agency that's tasked with checking these limits tells you to stop until they can verify what you are doing is within regulatory limits, you stop. Which Musk's company failed to do.
"Meanwhile, the same chart lists multiple pollutants at concentrations at or above TCEQ and EPA standards, including total suspended solids, cyanide, copper, and chromium"
That doesn't sound like a typo to me.
> Would it blow your mind to learn that similar fake news was employed by reputable news outlets like AP News on the Tesla Swedish union strike story where multiple news outlets claimed(and still do) that all 120 Tesla mechanics "walked off the job"
Would it blow your mind that during the Twitter layoffs, Elon tried to immediately fire many many engineers in Europe (e.g the Netherlands), who had permanent contracts. That's illegal. This half-brained mofo has believed too much in the praise he gets from right-wing trolls/simps, but laws are laws. If Tesla workers in Sweden want to unionize, they will. And you can't fire people without notice who have a permanent contract in the Netherlands.
I would totally not surprised if the guy is dumping all kind of shit in Texas's water, as he's totally deluded and out of his mind.