The San Onofre nuclear plant that is located on the California coast has been described as the next Fukushima disaster that's waiting to happen. That's because there are millions of pounds of nuclear waste

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Uh oh! Is the planet getting more irradiated? Ulp! I didn't want to really think about it but ended up watching a bunch of videos. Also saw a few about the dangers of 5G technology. Here's one of the videos

The unique bacteria, discovered in a nuclear waste storage site in Siberia, shows promise as a tool for the creation of a natural barrier to the spread of radionuclides. Source of shared Link

Morning steemers Last night was up pretty late reading over some legislation being introduced to The House. Bill is HR 5895. Which caught my eye because it mentioned Molybdenum in the title. Molybdenum,

But a euphemism will not save your life:

Over 1 Billion pounds of nuclear waste “will be dumped into sea” Top Official: “The decision has already been made” “The solution is to pour the radioactive liquid into the ocean” Toxic radioactive water

Started streaming 50 minutes ago The highly anticipated hearing — it is Yates's first appearance on Capitol Hill since her firing in January — is expected to fill in key details in the chain of events

Professor Ashutosh Goel from the Rutgers School of Engineering has developed a radical new way to deal with nuclear waste. When trying to immobilise radioactive iodine in ceramics, he found a way to turn