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latebloomer

(7,120 posts)
Mon Apr 20, 2015, 11:50 AM Apr 2015

Fracking gas pipeline to be built 200 feet from Indian Point nuclear reactor

I am absolutely shocked that there has been no press coverage of this, and ye it appears to be a done deal. A fracking gas pipeline- aren't these constantly exploding?- is to be built within 200 feet of the decaying Indian Point nuclear reactor, 30 miles north of NYC.

http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/30234-doing-the-unthinkable-giant-gas-pipeline-to-flank-a-new-york-nuclear-power-plant

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Fracking gas pipeline to be built 200 feet from Indian Point nuclear reactor (Original Post) latebloomer Apr 2015 OP
Sounds like a 2naSalit Apr 2015 #1
42" diameter pipe of natural gas at 850psi ... Nihil Apr 2015 #2
I am glad a couple of people seem concerned latebloomer Apr 2015 #3
 

Nihil

(13,508 posts)
2. 42" diameter pipe of natural gas at 850psi ...
Tue Apr 21, 2015, 09:50 AM
Apr 2015

... running "within 115 feet of hundreds of thousands of gallons of fuel oil
needed to operate the plant and cool down the reactor cores in an emergency,
and will come within about the same distance of the plant's switchyard,
where all power output proceeds from Indian Point and all power enters
for emergency supply. "

And some corrupt bastard signed this off.

latebloomer

(7,120 posts)
3. I am glad a couple of people seem concerned
Tue Apr 21, 2015, 04:11 PM
Apr 2015

I posted this in GD and got a couple of people making mocking comments. No one else said a word.

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