I noted that they denied storing of any high level waste at the facility.
In fact there are hearings coming up whether they should be allowed to store any high level wastes, its a very hotly debated thing in the community.
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I busted them dead to rights.
I do also frequent pro-nuker sites, I like to see what they have to say and to refine my own knowledge. I go with an alias of course.
I caught the former director of CEMRC (2004 to 2010) bragging about how the facility has 100,000 cubic meters of waste. "Some fairly high level (>7ci/liter), hotter than anything left in the Hanford tanks"
Jim Conca was bragging at atomicinsights.com (Run by Rod Adams, a well known pro nuke promoter).
His comment was specifically called out by Rod Adams and put into the text of an article.
Rod also speaks directly to Dr Hardy, and others high up in the nuke industry, he is an insider.
Here is the link and here is the proof:
BUSTED!
http://atomicinsights.com/airborne-radiation-wipp/#comment-74621
http://atomicinsights.com/airborne-radiation-wipp/
Don't believe, run the links yourself, but here is more from the conversation. These guys are smart, it is sad when they get down to talking about bananas and flying and dental Xrays.
An important finding of our earlier studies was that the activity of Pu and the concentration of Al in aerosols were correlated and this was driven by the resuspension of dust particles contaminated with radioactive fallout from past nuclear weapons tests. Similar results were found for Am and Al. Related studies of soils collected on and near the WIPP site have shown that correlations exist among Al and both naturally-occurring and bomb-derived radionuclides including 239+240Pu.
If you’re interested, check out the annual reports at http://www.cemrc.org (I was Director there from 2004 to 2010). It is a very nice facility with great scientists.
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Or are you describing what takes place AFTER one has alarmed and the facility wants to determine exactly what caused the alarm?
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Great work as always, Stock. Thanks for your diligence.
ReplyDeleteYep, thanks, this was a good one. Catch them lying in the act, on an important topic. You give the boys a cave and they think they can do anything down there.
DeleteQuote of Jim Conca: "What are you talking about? Nothing will get much past the WIPP boundaries, only a Bq was seen near the gate at the CEMRC Hivols. Modeling in Texas is nonsense. As the previous Director of CEMRC, I know these issues quite well, and this is the first release at all from WIPP in 15-years of operation. If you what to put nuclear waste away for ever and ever, this is the place, no matter the source of the waste."
ReplyDeletequoted from: http://optimalprediction.com/wp/plutonium-release-from-the-wipp-radioactive-waste-facility/comment-page-1/#comment-21628
I love it "no matter the source of the waste" 7Ci/liter, huuwah, break out the Kooaid guys. that Bobby is doing great reporting.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.lcsun-news.com/ci_25232120/breaking-13-wipp-employees-exposed-radiation
ReplyDeleteyes, classic playbook, the truth comes out little by little. They were probably hushing these people up with promises of "we'll take care of any health problems and monitor for free...."
Deletequoted you; good work! We are much stronger together than apart...
ReplyDeleteRadioactive Plutonium Plume Coming Out of New Mexico's WIPP – Geological Nuclear Radioactive Waste Isolation Pilot Plant; via @AGreenRoad
http://agreenroad.blogspot.com/2014/02/radioactive-plutonium-plume-coming-out.html
Excellent, thanks for also linking the Rough Transcript of the town hall liars.
DeleteGood to see that you are back, Stock!
ReplyDeleteQuote of Nick (February 24, 2014 at 2:34 pm): “February 14 , 2014 – The New Mexico Environment Department is begining a 60 day public comment period for a DRAFT Class 3 Permit Modification.”
http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us/wipp/index.html#news
Does this latest event jeopardize the Class 3 Permit Modification?
Will the public comment during this 60 day period?”
quoted from: http://enenews.com/official-4400000-disintegrations-of-alpha-radiation-including-plutonium-detected-at-leaking-u-s-nuclear-site-highest-recorded-level-santa-fe-briefing-serious-incident-involving-radi/comment-page-1#comment-479422
I think WIPP could be a tipping point, I think we need to max out the opportunity to reduce radiation production, and liklihood of exposure.
Deletefantastic post. i attempted to join the site and couldn't -- thought you should know.
ReplyDeletei intend to reference/link/quote at ah, mephistophelis in an upcoming showcase of ...possibly not well known facts, if you will.
keep up the Great Work.
be seeing you.
Yeah, Google is playing some games were they even restricted my admin access for about 2 weeks between THIS here WIPP article and 3-11. Big G is now part of the Big Cartel
DeleteYou didn't bust anyone because you haven't defined what levels constitutes high level waste! Doh! So your high fives are premature.
ReplyDeleteUh, if 1 liter can contaminate 1 Billion chickens.....that is high level waste.
DeleteDo you disagree, don't base any rebuttal on semantics.