This could be last Stripers season on the Hudson River

[Kaz]

1 Million Gallons Of Radioactive Waste Linked To Cancer Headed For Hudson River In NY

 

 

 

https://share.newsbreak.com/372jvp92

[whaler1]

And they want to eliminate natural gas appliances………

[chowder]

Most people release them anyway. I did trips out of Kingston for years, rather doubt you’ll see that fishery closed 

[MCF]

On every environmental issue that these clowns think they are cutting edge, they have no clue.   And as we find out the real world limitations of electric vehicles on how they perform, how you charge them and how much they cost, the average person just can't write a check to cover it.  

Edited March 3, 2023 by MCF

[Kaz]

The thing is couple months back in Europe somebody dump chemicals in the river and the river was dead from Germany through Poland. All this afford and money to keep it clean Hudson River and now let's dump radioactive waste  It doesn't make a sense

 

https://apnews.com/article/crime-poland-animals-fish-c96e8036a2dbb92ea61ce4df3c97a467

[rolmops]

Interesting,

Why is it impossible to find any info about this anywhere else?

I have a feeling that there is very incomplete and interest group produced information here.

I would like to know exactly how much radioactive material there is in this water. If it is water that was used to produce steam or if it is part of a cooling reservoir that is present in every atomic reactor  in case of overheating.  Water will only become radioactive if there is a leak in the reactor and the water is used to keep the temperature down. There were no radioactive leaks in this reactor although there were some mechanical problems that ,if left unattended might have caused trouble.

I'm all for crying wolf, if there is a wolf around, but the wolf here seems to be conjured.

 

Edited March 3, 2023 by rolmops

[whaler1]

1 hour ago, rolmops said:

Interesting,

Why is it impossible to find any info about this anywhere else?

I have a feeling that there is very incomplete and interest group produced information here.

I would like to know exactly how much radioactive material there is in this water. If it is water that was used to produce steam or if it is part of a cooling reservoir that is present in every atomic reactor  in case of overheating.  Water will only become radioactive if there is a leak in the reactor and the water is used to keep the temperature down. There were no radioactive leaks in this reactor although there were some mechanical problems that ,if left unattended might have caused trouble.

I'm all for crying wolf, if there is a wolf around, but the wolf here seems to be conjured.

 

Which would be awesome. “News” and truth are not always the same, let alone the fact that many “truths” are often subjective. 
 

[Andre wallyandre]

1 hour ago, rolmops said:

Interesting,

Why is it impossible to find any info about this anywhere else?

I have a feeling that there is very incomplete and interest group produced information here.

I would like to know exactly how much radioactive material there is in this water. If it is water that was used to produce steam or if it is part of a cooling reservoir that is present in every atomic reactor  in case of overheating.  Water will only become radioactive if there is a leak in the reactor and the water is used to keep the temperature down. There were no radioactive leaks in this reactor although there were some mechanical problems that ,if left unattended might have caused trouble.

I'm all for crying wolf, if there is a wolf around, but the wolf here seems to be conjured.

 

Nothing specifics and it doesn't make any sense. Some groups with a agenda probably

[chowder]

The Hudson has endured a lot of contamination over the years. It is also a major spawning habitat for both herring and striped bass. We should all be proactive about pollution as it affect our environment and we should also be proactive in making intelligent choices about posting negative and perhaps unscientific material as it concerns technology choices. We desperately need to make progress on climate change issues. Any of us who rely on the fisheries from Lake Erie to Long Island Sound are between a rock and a hard place . This isn’t going to change for the better by burying our head in the sand and wishing for a bygone era when the bulk of the damage was actually being done. - Tight Lines

[Total Chaos]

This is legit because I saw it on the local news tonight. I didn't pay attention to it though. I did here a company spokesman saying something about the stuff naturally occurring in the water already. After that I can't say.

[Total Chaos]

https://www.news10.com/news/bill-could-end-harmful-chemicals-from-entering-ny-waters/

 

Here's the link from the local news.

[Kaz]

2 hours ago, Andre wallyandre said:

Nothing specifics and it doesn't make any sense. Some groups with a agenda probably

Really! Agenda!

[LongLine]

Tritium 1/2 life about 12.5 years.  Low Beta emitter. (combines with oxygen to form water, Beta travels about a foot in air)  Here's what EPA says about the tritium.

 

Radionuclide Basics: Tritium | US EPA

[chowder]

Just saying- as a university trained scientist this looks like goobly gook to me . I can’t make head or tail of it. 

[Andre wallyandre]

1 hour ago, Kaz said:

Really! Agenda!

Yes! Wait for some more details! 

[Gill-T]

Same sh1t different day. 
 

https://www.fingerlakesdailynews.com/2023/03/05/1744483/