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• Date : June 4, 2014
• Tags: Champaign Illinois radiation, gamma radiation champaign, rad net, St. Charles MO landfill fire, St. Louis radiation, University of Illinois radiation
• Categories : ambient cuttlefish waters

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10 06 2014

flyingcuttlefish (09:03:32) :

Seems unrelated … way up by Chicago [June 10]
The search for a tritium leak at the Dresden Generating Station in Morris entered its third day Monday. Evidence of a leak turned up Saturday when environmental officials identified tritiated water in one of the Morris facility’s water storage tanks. . . .
http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/site/index.php?pageid=event_desc&edis_id=ED-20140610-44092-USA

Note – common tritium leaks at those NPPs up Chicago way are never punished. Water entirely contaminated by them.
MAP –
http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/site/index.php?pageid=event_map&edis_id=ED-20140610-44092-USA

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11 06 2014

Dud (00:45:16) :

Radioactivity is not the only way for tritiated water to cause damage &/or sterility. It’s higher viscosity, differing molar mass, thermal properties, and ability to form stronger bonds make it lethal for some plants/small animals, including curious and poorly understood circadian periodicity changes.
They say deuterium is safe for humans, and that you would have to drink a colossal amount; yet i wonder if that takes anything into consideration about tritium’s (i read “tritiated water’s”) toxicological/epigenetic affects ???
I like dumping the bottom part of a kettle after boiling it …

PS: Sakeido Hantei!

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11 06 2014

flyingcuttlefish (00:50:48) :

Thanks.

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