The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) said an estimated 230 fish were killed not by radioactive contamination, but as a result of the shutdown, which was initiated last Friday after another leak was discovered at the Xcel Energy Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant near Minneapolis....
The contaminated water carries the radioactive isotope tritium, 400,000 gallons of which poured into the ground from a broken pipe before the leak was noticed last November. Though the plant operator and local government were aware of the issue for months, the public was not informed until mid-March.
Tritium is a mildly radioactive isotope of hydrogen, often found in water used to cool nuclear reactors. The only way it can affect people is if they breathe it in or drink tritiated water, said Daniel Huff, an assistant commissioner at the Minnesota Department of Health. RT
Tritium is a mildly radioactive isotope of hydrogen, often found in water used to cool nuclear reactors. The only way it can affect people is if they breathe it in or drink tritiated water, said Daniel Huff, an assistant commissioner at the Minnesota Department of Health. RT
The Americans said hundreds of thousands of gallons of contaminated water spill into the environment and only 230 fish were killed. And the fish died because the shut down stopped warm water flowing into the river. The fish were not killed by contaminated water from the nuclear plant. Therefore, therefore, contaminated nuclear waste water is safe. If you believe in this shit, then there is not problem disposing nuclear waste water into the river and into the ocean.
For this reason, if you believe it, then Japan can happily release all their nuclear waste water into the ocean. It is safe.
What do you think? Anyone's nose growing longer?
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ReplyDeleteFor all you know, the Americunts and the Japs may be unloading all these wastes secretly without anyone know about them,
They have NO humanity for mankind with their inborn evil genes.
Treated humanity lives as digits and expendables.
That Devil Allbright oh killing millions of Iraqis children are nothing lah!
Why days in and outs kept harping on the Urukians Wars and their own Whites dying?
Brcsuse it's them, their same creeks and colour.
Why so many wars in Asia and the M.E. with their brutal killings. No one even whisper.
Especially the Western Imbeciles.
Laos is, per capita, the most heavily-bombed country in the world. From 1964 to 1973, the US military dropped more than two million tons of bombs on the nation during the Vietnam War – more than on Germany and Japan combined throughout World War II. It is estimated that around 30% of the bombs dropped did not explode.
ReplyDeleteIt is estimated that around 80 million unexploded live bomblets remain obscured in Laos, a product of the 270 million cluster bombs previously dropped on the country by US forces.
Btw, Rice is a key agricultural product in Laos, with over 60% of arable land used for its cultivation.
- If there is any country that deserves a direct hit by an asteroid which spares 90% of the planet, it has to be UltraSatanicAmerica.
I am waiting to hear the Japanese releasing their Fukushima treated waste water into their reservoirs. This should be what they must do, after one of their minister said that the treated water from Fukushima are safe for drinking. If Japan does otherwise, it means that that minister is lying, and should atone for the dishonour by committing 'Harakiri.
ReplyDeletehttps://youtu.be/ful9E8zN-XM
ReplyDeleteThis video of the dangers of releasing the necular waters into the seas/oceans by Japan