The legacy: 450 billion gallons of liquids discharged directly to soil disposal sites from Hanford’s plutonium production facilities during the Cold War. The cleanup: about 65 square miles of ground water.
Take a look at The Hanford Story: Groundwater to find out how the water is being restored to drinking water standards to protect the nearby Columbia River.
Subsidized economic time bombs stunning in relation to anything else
San Onofre steam generator replacement records show MHI inspections dating back to May 2006
Dresden SRO arrested for aggravated vehicular hijacking in “thrill seeking” affair
Yokota Air Base received equivalent of chest x-ray to thyroid in 72 hours after onset of Fukushima Disaster
An Audacious Nuclear Hypocrisy
Dee — Perfectly written, Linda!
Last year, Europe invested more in SOLAR Energy than any other energy source, and Renewable Energy has created...
Thanks, Enformable — Great reporting!
Remember how complicit the U.S. media was in downplaying the radiation from Japan?
I've never seen so many synonyms of...
Russell Lowes — Hi Linda,
Your article is appreciated. I want to point out that nuclear is not a good way in which...
misitu — What worries me more is the gabions in the picture. Gabions are chicken wire baskets of stones often used in...
CaptD — This ought to wake up some folks in Somerset!
What could go wrong?
THE NPP's RISK GAME:
~ Tornado strike?
~ Earthquake?
~ Human error?
~...
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BBC Reports An investigation is underway to establish the cause of a fire which caused multiple firefighters to be dispatched...
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