Deadly historic midwest flooding threatens Ericson dam nuclear plants in Nebraska

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(TWC) – Flooding in parts of the Midwest has left one man dead threatens a Nebraska dam and nuclear power plant as heavy rains mixed with a melting snowpack swell waterways to historic levels. An unidentified Nebraska farmer was killed Thursday after the tractor he was using to try and save a stranded motorist was carried away by floodwaters, the Omaha World-Herald reports.

Deadly, Historic Midwest Flooding Threatens Ericson Dam, Nuclear Plant in Nebraska

Well this should be interesting yah think the man above is trying to tell the world something with all this crooked azz bs goings on , and natural disasters lol

The worst part is all US PLANTS already have leaks.
 
(TWC) – Flooding in parts of the Midwest has left one man dead threatens a Nebraska dam and nuclear power plant as heavy rains mixed with a melting snowpack swell waterways to historic levels. An unidentified Nebraska farmer was killed Thursday after the tractor he was using to try and save a stranded motorist was carried away by floodwaters, the Omaha World-Herald reports.

Deadly, Historic Midwest Flooding Threatens Ericson Dam, Nuclear Plant in Nebraska

Well this should be interesting yah think the man above is trying to tell the world something with all this crooked azz bs goings on , and natural disasters lol

The worst part is all US PLANTS already have leaks.
damn the floods musta been an on purpose conspiracy ; )
 
Deadly, Historic Flooding Swamps Plains, Midwest; Preparations Made to Shut Down Missouri River Nuclear Power Plant
By Pam Wright and Ron Brackett
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Deadly, Historic Flooding Swamps Plains, Midwest; Preparations Made to Shut Down Missouri River Nuclear Power Plant | The Weather Channel
Mark Becker, spokesman for the Nebraska Public Power District, previously told the Omaha World-Herald that if the river rises to 45.5 feet this weekend, as projected by the NWS, the nuclear power plant, which accounts for 35 percent of NPPD's power, will have to be shut down.


Becker noted that when plant shuts down, NPPD will be able to get power elsewhere, and they don't expect the closure to lead to outages.
 

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