Think Flint Is Bad? How About Radioactive Heavy Metal Waste in Your Drinking Water

NUKE PRO: Exposing Truth Anti-Nuclear Information and Resources, and Disaster Preparation Planning: http://nukeprofessional.blogspot.com/ stock here, I put this here as kind of a place holder, not a real full on story, but something I can come back too and add to.    Lots of waste buried 30 to 50 years ago, often without even a poly  liner to slow things down.    Those barrels are rusted or rusting and the nuclear waste and heavy metals are migrating to nearby water supplies.   

So now the Chickens come home to roost, and they are red hot.

freebywill is a top notch citizen scientist, he (or she) scans the news and NRC reports and provides updates of things that don’t often reach mainstream media.  I often develop stories off of base information that freebywill sleuths out.

Good work!
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Cripes, it’s another major nuke-dump crime scandal

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Drinking Nuclear Waste in Albuquerque: They hope you’ll stay silent
By Dave McCoy, Citizen Action

http://lamontanita.coop/drinking-nuclear-waste-albuquerque-hope-youll-stay-silent/

SNL wants to leave high level nuclear, mixed waste in unlined pits and trenches in a dump that is contaminating our drinking water aquifer. The Environment Department has expressed willingness to grant a certificate that no cleanup of the Mixed Waste Landfill is necessary.

Sandia and the Environment Department have kept a big secret from the public.
For decades, Sandia and the Environment Department told the public that only low level radioactive mixed waste was put into the Mixed Waste Landfill (MWL). It was a big lie. Radioactive waste in the dump is from the Nevada Test Site, the 1979 Three Mile Island meltdown, Kwajalein atomic bomb tests, Kirtland AFB and commercial nuclear reactor meltdown tests performed at Sandia.