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LLNL Site 300 concerns

 https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/06/22/letter-concerns-about-livermore-labs-site-300-shared-in-dc

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Anonymous said…
You mean Kamala......Willie Brown's little girl?

Maybe pick someone more credible, just sayin she is kinda dumb and i am being kind.
Anonymous said…
Totally unrelated to the topic. Stop the hatred!
Anonymous said…
What's wrong with hatred of things that are hateful? Hatred is what keeps you centered on the things you love. If you think nothing at all could ever be worth hating, so far you have been allowed to be so naive, but you will find out eventually you are wrong.
Anonymous said…
"...just sayin she is kinda dumb and i am being kind."

I suggest you review the compelling reasons for building the Contained Firing Facility at Site 300, including the growing concerns of the California Air Resources Board at the time. The proposal to significantly increase Site 300 open air experiments represents a complete abandonment of the arguments supporting the construction of the Site 300 Contained Firing Facility in the first place, and a trend back to pre-1997 open air operations. The link below suggests the Site 300 CFF was a means to eliminate toxic air emissions and other environmental impacts to nearby population centers like Tracy and other nearby populations.

The Altamont hills are frequented with fires and high winds that transport legacy surface contamination away from Site 300. Air quality, ground water contamination, and surface rain runoff from Site 300 toward nearby Central Valley homes, parks, and pedestrian areas are all reasonable concerns.

After reading and comprehending the link below, perhaps you will speak a little more kindly of others that may know more than you do on the matter, and I'm being kind.

https://str.llnl.gov/str/Baker.html
Anonymous said…
Site 300 should have been closed a decade ago. It is Livermore welfare.
Anonymous said…
After reading and comprehending the link below, perhaps you will speak a little more kindly of others that may know more than you do on the matter, and I'm being kind.

https://str.llnl.gov/str/Baker.html

Read it, have to say that I know think even less of people that pretend to know things they don't. Total sham...total. Your move.
Anonymous said…
"Read it, have to say that I know think even less of people..."

The facts speak for themselves, independent of what you may "know think".

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