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Friday, October 26, 2018 10:30:56 PM
Nuclear Energy is NOT What You Think
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Hacking the Headlines
Published on Oct 13, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkAFu7HQyzY
Hanford nuclear plant employees told to 'take cover' over incident
26 Oct, 2018
Employees at the Hanford Vit Plant – one of the US’ largest nuclear waste processing facilities – have been told to “take cover.” The alert was issued as a precaution, the company operating the facility said.
The employees at the waste treatment plant were allegedly told to “go to the closest Take Cover facility” and avoid “eating or drinking until further notice,” according to the text message published by the people on social media.
Hanford VIT plant right now via local news pic.twitter.com/g06pwbJuHD
— Ashley Kae (@ashweekaee) October 26, 2018
The warning to the employees was issued because steam was coming out from one of the tunnels at the waste treatment plant construction site, Bechtel, the company in charge of the construction works said, adding that it was made out of “precaution.”
BREAKING NEWS: We have confirmed that a text alert has been sent out to employees of the Hanford Vit Plant telling them to "take cover".
Media relations personnel would not release any other information at this time. pic.twitter.com/JydUgdPAEz
— Jade Redinger (@JadeKAPPKVEW) October 26, 2018
"There is no indication of a release of hazardous material," a Bechtel statement said. However, the workers were still said to stay in cover until further notice.
The Hanford Nuclear Reservation is located in Washington, not far from the town of Richland. It was built in the 1950s and for decades produced plutonium for the US nuclear weapons arsenal. In 1988, production stopped and the site became a burial ground for radioactive waste.
Under the 2010 agreement signed by the US Department of Energy, the US Environmental Protection Agency, and the state Department of Ecology, what was described as the world's largest vitrification plant was planned to be built at the Hanford site.
The facility – the Hanford Vit Plant – designed to encase the most highly radioactive waste in borosilicate glass was scheduled to become fully operational by 2019. All the waste is supposed to be treated by 2047.
https://www.rt.com/usa/442365-hanford-nuclear-plant-employees-cover/?utm_source=miximedia&utm_medium=miximedia&utm_campaign=Miximedia
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=144492935
Check it...Breaking - U.S. Warns China's Floating Nuclear Power Plant In South China Sea
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sWhVZeSZck
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116,186 views
Hacking the Headlines
Published on Oct 13, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkAFu7HQyzY
Hanford nuclear plant employees told to 'take cover' over incident
26 Oct, 2018
Employees at the Hanford Vit Plant – one of the US’ largest nuclear waste processing facilities – have been told to “take cover.” The alert was issued as a precaution, the company operating the facility said.
The employees at the waste treatment plant were allegedly told to “go to the closest Take Cover facility” and avoid “eating or drinking until further notice,” according to the text message published by the people on social media.
Hanford VIT plant right now via local news pic.twitter.com/g06pwbJuHD
— Ashley Kae (@ashweekaee) October 26, 2018
The warning to the employees was issued because steam was coming out from one of the tunnels at the waste treatment plant construction site, Bechtel, the company in charge of the construction works said, adding that it was made out of “precaution.”
BREAKING NEWS: We have confirmed that a text alert has been sent out to employees of the Hanford Vit Plant telling them to "take cover".
Media relations personnel would not release any other information at this time. pic.twitter.com/JydUgdPAEz
— Jade Redinger (@JadeKAPPKVEW) October 26, 2018
"There is no indication of a release of hazardous material," a Bechtel statement said. However, the workers were still said to stay in cover until further notice.
The Hanford Nuclear Reservation is located in Washington, not far from the town of Richland. It was built in the 1950s and for decades produced plutonium for the US nuclear weapons arsenal. In 1988, production stopped and the site became a burial ground for radioactive waste.
Under the 2010 agreement signed by the US Department of Energy, the US Environmental Protection Agency, and the state Department of Ecology, what was described as the world's largest vitrification plant was planned to be built at the Hanford site.
The facility – the Hanford Vit Plant – designed to encase the most highly radioactive waste in borosilicate glass was scheduled to become fully operational by 2019. All the waste is supposed to be treated by 2047.
https://www.rt.com/usa/442365-hanford-nuclear-plant-employees-cover/?utm_source=miximedia&utm_medium=miximedia&utm_campaign=Miximedia
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=144492935
Check it...Breaking - U.S. Warns China's Floating Nuclear Power Plant In South China Sea
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sWhVZeSZck
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