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Nick Lapis with Californians Against Waste, said his organization was “really disappointed to see the administration caving to industry on some core parts of this program,” and also noted his read suggests many of the changes don’t comply with the law.

“And also no lapis lazuli. And absolutely no...,” he continues his message before, screaming, “chicken jockeys!”

“Because there’s only two and they’re kind of far away from everything, it is very expensive to take material there,” said Nick Lapis, director of advocacy for Californians Against Waste, a Sacramento-based environmental nonprofit.

“If we need more disposal capacity, maybe we should be requiring everybody to have the same standards as a hazardous waste landfill,” said Lapis, the advocacy director for Californians Against Waste.

Wise was responding musically to the gorgeous lapis lazuli visuals of Donkey Kong Country’s water levels.