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FBaggins

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8. That post has exectly zero connection with reality

Reply to RobertEarl (Reply #5)

Thu Jun 26, 2014, 06:38 AM

Jun 2014

Last edited Thu Jun 26, 2014, 07:10 AM - Edit history (1)

Unless we give partial credit for spelling.

They didn't find core materials. No uranium... or cesium... let alone plutonium or strontium. They found tritium.

Tritium is Hydrogen... it's part of the water molecule... so it can go wherever water can go.

Which necessarily includes the water table.

Tritium is by far the most common release from an operating reactor (though less common in bwrs)...so this could even be decades-old.

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Where on earth did you get that notion? FBaggins Jun 2014 #7

TEPCO has shown us one thing madokie Jun 2014 #3

TEPCO is nothing next to GE. Where would they be without them? reddread Jun 2014 #6

GE BWR ...bringing good life to Japan ...permanently. L0oniX Jun 2014 #4

There is only one way GW gets that polluted RobertEarl Jun 2014 #5

That post has exectly zero connection with reality FBaggins Jun 2014 #8

Ice wall RobertEarl Jun 2014 #10

Still no closer to reality. Sorry. FBaggins Jun 2014 #11

Enenews nutcases? RobertEarl Jun 2014 #12

I suppose I could be more PC FBaggins Jun 2014 #13

Yep RobertEarl Jun 2014 #14

Thanks for proving my point. FBaggins Jun 2014 #17

You have one point RobertEarl Jun 2014 #18

ROFL - Talk about nutcases! FBaggins, you're using a site that links to Gary North! bananas Jun 2014 #15

Seriously? I'll tell you what... let me save you some embarassment. FBaggins Jun 2014 #16

water flows down from their mountians to the sea is a fact. radioactive mess is at edge of the sea. Sunlei Jun 2014 #9