that little glow may be telling them something

[Guest guest]

Illinois nuke-plant operator sued for tritium spills it tried to hide

 

Boy, we can't wait for that " safe, clean nuclear power " President Bush is always

talking about, 'cause this stuff we have now is kind of nasty. The Braidwood

nuclear power plant in Illinois, owned by Exelon Corp., has been leaking

millions of gallons of water laced with radioactive tritium, and working

overtime to cover it up. The fallout [rim shot]: Last week, the state attorney

general and the attorney for Will County filed suit against Exelon, as did a

number of nearby homeowners. After people living near the plant pressured the

Illinois EPA to get Exelon to test for contamination, the company finally

revealed information about four tritium spills at Braidwood between 1996 and

2003; during that time, it had opposed public discussion about tritium as well

as legislation to require groundwater monitoring near nuke plants. There was

another spill at Braidwood early last week, and tritium leaks have also been

found at two other Exelon plants. The mismanagement revelations c ome just as

the nuke industry tries to drum up public support for a new generation of nuke

plants. Awkward!

 

 

straight to the source: Chicago Sun-Times, Eric Herman, 17 Mar 2006

 

 

straight to the source: Chicago Tribune, Hal Dardick, 19 Mar 2006

 

 

straight to the source: The New York Times, Matthew L. Wald, 17 Mar 2006

 

" NOTICE: Due to Presidential Executive Orders, the National Security Agency may

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without any judicial or legislative oversight. You have no recourse nor

protection save to call for the impeachment of the current President. "

[Guest guest]

Thx Fraggle!

 

I read this in Sunday's paper. Quite joyful, isn't it.

 

Nikki

 

 

, fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote:

>

> Illinois nuke-plant operator sued for tritium spills it tried to

hide

>

> Boy, we can't wait for that " safe, clean nuclear power " President

Bush is always talking about, 'cause this stuff we have now is kind

of nasty. The Braidwood nuclear power plant in Illinois, owned by

Exelon Corp., has been leaking millions of gallons of water laced

with radioactive tritium, and working overtime to cover it up. The

fallout [rim shot]: Last week, the state attorney general and the

attorney for Will County filed suit against Exelon, as did a number

of nearby homeowners. After people living near the plant pressured

the Illinois EPA to get Exelon to test for contamination, the

company finally revealed information about four tritium spills at

Braidwood between 1996 and 2003; during that time, it had opposed

public discussion about tritium as well as legislation to require

groundwater monitoring near nuke plants. There was another spill at

Braidwood early last week, and tritium leaks have also been found at

two other Exelon plants. The mismanagement revelations c ome just as

the nuke industry tries to drum up public support for a new

generation of nuke plants. Awkward!

>

>

> straight to the source: Chicago Sun-Times, Eric Herman, 17 Mar

2006

>

>

> straight to the source: Chicago Tribune, Hal Dardick, 19 Mar 2006

>

>

> straight to the source: The New York Times, Matthew L. Wald, 17

Mar 2006

>

> " NOTICE: Due to Presidential Executive Orders, the National

Security Agency may have read this email without warning, warrant,

or notice. They may do this without any judicial or legislative

oversight. You have no recourse nor protection save to call for the

impeachment of the current President. "

>

[Guest guest]

and..soon...we all can be enjoying this...if the bushies get their way...

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

 

 

>earthstrm <earthstorm

>Mar 20, 2006 6:17 PM

>

> Re: that little glow may be telling them something

>

>Thx Fraggle!

>

>I read this in Sunday's paper. Quite joyful, isn't it.

>

>Nikki

>

>

> , fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote:

>>

>> Illinois nuke-plant operator sued for tritium spills it tried to

>hide

>>

>> Boy, we can't wait for that " safe, clean nuclear power " President

>Bush is always talking about, 'cause this stuff we have now is kind

>of nasty. The Braidwood nuclear power plant in Illinois, owned by

>Exelon Corp., has been leaking millions of gallons of water laced

>with radioactive tritium, and working overtime to cover it up. The

>fallout [rim shot]: Last week, the state attorney general and the

>attorney for Will County filed suit against Exelon, as did a number

>of nearby homeowners. After people living near the plant pressured

>the Illinois EPA to get Exelon to test for contamination, the

>company finally revealed information about four tritium spills at

>Braidwood between 1996 and 2003; during that time, it had opposed

>public discussion about tritium as well as legislation to require

>groundwater monitoring near nuke plants. There was another spill at

>Braidwood early last week, and tritium leaks have also been found at

>two other Exelon plants. The mismanagement revelations c ome just as

>the nuke industry tries to drum up public support for a new

>generation of nuke plants. Awkward!

>>

>>

>> straight to the source: Chicago Sun-Times, Eric Herman, 17 Mar

>2006

>>

>>

>> straight to the source: Chicago Tribune, Hal Dardick, 19 Mar 2006

>>

>>

>> straight to the source: The New York Times, Matthew L. Wald, 17

>Mar 2006

>>

>> " NOTICE: Due to Presidential Executive Orders, the National

>Security Agency may have read this email without warning, warrant,

>or notice. They may do this without any judicial or legislative

>oversight. You have no recourse nor protection save to call for the

>impeachment of the current President. "

>>

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