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One rod yeah. The highest grade material in the world. The rods are placed in drums in containers and then the container is filled with a gel. The gel keeps them stable. One four foot rod could do it. It's military grade. They use the dust to make armor piercing shells for our tanks.We are talking nuke rods so hot they could burn a one acre lake in one hour! Literally boil it dry.It's okay they'll blame all the costs incurred to treat folks on Trump's health care act/repeal of ACA...
On a more serious note, don't these fuckers have an emergency clean up procedure like the lefties forced all the oil companies to have? (it's outrageous what the oil companies have to go through in Alaska) Or were WA nuke plants exempted from such things because they're in a blue area?
one rod?
What we really need are fewer regulations though...
How many regulations does it take to stop a tunnel collapse?
However long it takes to get rid of the idiots dumb enough to believe Nuclear energy is clean energy. If it was so fkn clean there wouldn't not be a need to Burry it hundreds of feet down , while it still leaks. 
One rod yeah. The highest grade material in the world. The rods are placed in drums in containers and then the container is filled with a gel. The gel keeps them stable. One four foot rod could do it. It's military grade. They use the dust to make armor piercing shells for our tanks.We are talking nuke rods so hot they could burn a one acre lake in one hour! Literally boil it dry.It's okay they'll blame all the costs incurred to treat folks on Trump's health care act/repeal of ACA...
On a more serious note, don't these fuckers have an emergency clean up procedure like the lefties forced all the oil companies to have? (it's outrageous what the oil companies have to go through in Alaska) Or were WA nuke plants exempted from such things because they're in a blue area?
one rod?
What we really need are fewer regulations though...
How many regulations does it take to stop a tunnel collapse?
Rick Perry named head of Department of Energy, which oversees nuclear program, two months later the tunnel where the US DOE stores nuclear waste collapses.
A worker on site was getting a robot ready to enter the tunnel when the robot shouted "I'm not fucking going in there!! Turn me into a coke machine or patio furniture I don't care!"
Leaking drums? Man, you really don't understand the extent of the problem there. They have these huge tanks in the ground, many only single walled, plain old mild steel, in which they dumped radioactive waste for decades, with no consideration of the chemistry of what they were dumping, or of that of the daughter elements.Hanford has had problems with leaking drums for years! This is truly bad news.It's not the job of the EPA idiot.And let's gut the EPA more.What we really need are fewer regulations though...
Meanwhile the EPA allowed all the dumping of bs right into the Colorado river and just said Oooops.
Half these fkn sheep don't or won't even remember that one.
Leaking drums? Man, you really don't understand the extent of the problem there. They have these huge tanks in the ground, many only single walled, plain old mild steel, in which they dumped radioactive waste for decades, with no consideration of the chemistry of what they were dumping, or of that of the daughter elements.Hanford has had problems with leaking drums for years! This is truly bad news.It's not the job of the EPA idiot.And let's gut the EPA more.What we really need are fewer regulations though...
Meanwhile the EPA allowed all the dumping of bs right into the Colorado river and just said Oooops.
Half these fkn sheep don't or won't even remember that one.
What's Inside The Leaking Tanks At Hanford
Dear Readers, Hanford is the most contaminated place in the Western Hemisphere, where the United States dumped billions of gallons of radioactive waste on the banks of the Columbia and into the river itself. Today, waste in unlined cribs and trenches has spread into large pollution plumes and doz‐ ens of storage tanks have leaked high‐level nuclear waste. Vast areas of groundwater are poi‐ soned and, in some places, flowing into the Columbia River. After decades of nuclear weapons production, the U.S. Department of Energy’s mission at Han‐ ford is now focused on cleanup. Removing and containing the nuclear contamination at Hanford and preventing additional waste from reaching the Columbia are imperative for the economy and ecology of downstream communities. Citizens can play a key oversight role to ensure the job is done right. This report highlights Hanford’s ongoing and projected impacts on the Columbia River. Despite the widespread contamination and the tremendous challenges that lie ahead, there is great hope in cleaning up the Hanford Reach and restoring the Columbia River. More and more people are demanding a clean Columbia and our work at Hanford is vital to river health. The Columbia River is the lifeblood of the Pacific Northwest, providing salmon runs for Native American, commercial, and sport fishermen alike, irrigation for thousands of farmers, and even drinking water to some river communities. Salmon continue to return to the Hanford Reach and the pollution continues to flow downstream. The stakes are too high to fail. Brett VandenHeuvel, Executive Director
http://columbiariverkeeper.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/hanford_and_the_river_final2.pdf
