Radioactive tritium leaks found at 48 US nuke sites

[teko]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43475479/


6/21/2011

'You got pipes that have been buried underground for 30 or 40 years, and they've never been inspected,' whistleblower says

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Great time to be doing away with the EPA. imo

[bbxx]

Teko--you hit that one on the head. Bridges and gas lines. I have been hearing a lot about bridges for several years now.

[teko]

Well maybe its time to get on that solar,green wheel. We evidently have lots of work tht needs to be done, so hire the people to get this stuff straightened out and start builing those solar panels. Before its too late. Can you just imagine the state of disrepair on the stuff they dont talk about everyday. Bridges, gas lines in our neighborhoods that have been buried for years and years. If we only knew! We would cringe !

[adgal]

This is fantastic, just fantastic.  Why are we so insistent upon destroying everything. Let's see, we have water full of oil and pollution (water we need to be able to drink...sounds yummy doesn't it), nuclear leaks destroying everything else...what exactly are we going to be able to eat or drink?  And lets sit back and watch the cancer rate skyrocket.  I am no where near an over the top enviromentalist, but really would love to see just a little common sense here.