dixiegrrrrl
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Sat Oct-18-08 07:43 PM
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| 14. So we are paying for new companies to fix the problems |
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created by the old companies, by hiring the old companies employees?
I grew up in E. Washington. Of course we never heard anything of problems there.
The real pisser is that all over the planet now radiation is being spread by reactors, by
"hardened" weapons, and from what I recently read, by "tactical" nukes ( bunker busters)
in Afghanistan, and the vile men who are approving this will claim to not understand why there is such an outbreak of birth defects, cancers and "Gulf War Syndromes" , which won't be treated unless a privatized business can make money out of it.
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| -Inside Hanford, A Trip to America's Most Toxic Place |
G_j |
Oct-18-08 04:21 PM |
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Tis a dump..... |
Tikki |
Oct-18-08 04:25 PM |
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No its not - I've been there several times |
ThomWV |
Oct-18-08 06:18 PM |
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I lived and worked there for over five years. It's a toxic waste dump ... below ground. |
TahitiNut |
Oct-18-08 06:26 PM |
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both my parents worked there |
G_j |
Oct-18-08 06:32 PM |
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My darling MIL was born there...long before the reactors came in... |
Tikki |
Oct-18-08 07:28 PM |
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wow |
G_j |
Oct-19-08 09:07 AM |
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I lived in Coeur d'Alene Idaho, 30 miles east of Spokane. The rate of tyroid cancer in Spokane is |
bkkyosemite |
Oct-18-08 04:27 PM |
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Yes, it's bad. |
Andy823 |
Oct-18-08 04:30 PM |
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I was dumb enough to go there on a high school field trip |
Generic Other |
Oct-18-08 05:23 PM |
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I have been there a number of times, its not that bad |
ThomWV |
Oct-18-08 06:28 PM |
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"...and various private contractors." That's the most serious part of the colossal scam of |
Peace Patriot |
Oct-18-08 05:25 PM |
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I've never seen your sense of humor before |
Wiley50 |
Oct-18-08 07:00 PM |
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Might as well be, huh? In fact, you gotta figure Halliburton, now headquartered |
Peace Patriot |
Oct-19-08 03:17 PM |
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No, But it REALLY IS a Satire! Look at the link again |
Wiley50 |
Oct-19-08 10:53 PM |
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So we are paying for new companies to fix the problems |
dixiegrrrrl |
Oct-18-08 07:43 PM |
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And this scenario is repeated, to a lesser or greater degree, all across the US |
MadHound |
Oct-18-08 05:30 PM |
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I'm worried about the salmon, not so much about the irrigation water |
jmowreader |
Oct-18-08 06:10 PM |
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This is a good place to start a public works project to clean up this |
dkofos |
Oct-19-08 09:12 AM |
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but where would you 'clean it up' to |
madokie |
Oct-19-08 09:32 AM |
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Something has to be done. We can't just let it sit there in rotting tanks. |
dkofos |
Oct-19-08 09:49 AM |
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I know and it wasn't meant to do nothing |
madokie |
Oct-19-08 09:55 AM |
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You didn't bother to look at the link did you |
dkofos |
Oct-19-08 10:17 AM |
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I've read that before |
madokie |
Oct-19-08 10:21 AM |
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So you know that something CAN be done. |
dkofos |
Oct-19-08 10:23 AM |
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But will it? |
madokie |
Oct-19-08 10:27 AM |
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Hanford is now a National Historic Landmark. Bring the kids! |
arcadian |
Oct-19-08 09:27 AM |
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Could or would you cross post this to the Environment/Energy forum? |
madokie |
Oct-19-08 09:59 AM |
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sure |
G_j |
Oct-19-08 10:19 AM |
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