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Electric 24 mars 2014 12:13
Electric

Commentaire de fond de cours : CATASTROPHE AVOUEE PAR LES AUTORITES SUR LE SITE DE STOCKAGE D’ENFOUISSEMENT DU WIPP AU NOUVEAU MEXIQUE :

Don Hancock, director of the Nuclear Waste Safety Program at the Southwest Research and Information Center, Mar. 22, 2014 : “A month after the fact, we still don’t know what happened because no humans or robots have been underground. Radiation leaks could still be occurring. On top of that, the amount of radioactivity released into the atmosphere may be unknowable forever. […] What we are certain of is that plutonium and americium are very dangerous and typically cause fatal lung cancer when inhaled. Yet, if you believe the Department of Energy, these employees face no health risks whatsoever. […] There are 170,000 total containers buried at this site, with many holding contaminated plutonium waste from making nuclear bombs. [...] The release of radioactive material wasn’t supposed to happen for 15,000 years, yet WIPP had its first catastrophe in 15 years.”

On a bien lu : personne ne peut plus descendre pour aller voir se qu’il s’y passe. 170 000 containers radioactifs de déchets issus des bombes atomiques en déshérence !

Les folamours du nuke viennent encore de prouver leur incompétence totale à gérer les déchets.

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