only slightly, i worked on a project once that used ultra high lead content glass to vitrify radioactive waste that even if broken, was no more dangerous that the wholeIf you’re being sarcastic, point taken. If you need more info, see my link posted in comments for my former 2014 post WIPP Updates.
I posted this in Chat as almost no one at the time cared. I recall that I was even accused of ‘hystrionics’ for my posts on WIPP, whatever that means to the mind of a mental midget masquerading as a Conservative at FR.
What few understand is that this event was just one of many...a symptom of a systemic problem everywhere. With no accountability, the public is harmed and the cycle repeats. Recall EPA & Gold King Mine. Look at the 2004 DC Lead in Water crisis. Same in Flint. I could go on for far...too...long...the list is endless. Regulations and laws mean jack if there are no penalties for those that cause the public harm. Pointing fingers with political bent or for fiscal convenience is simpleton when government is to blame.
I won’t postulate the solution, but more government workers/bureaucracy, regulations and/or laws certainly do nothing to protect the public or fix broken government...at any level, federal, state or local.
only slightly, i worked on a project once that used ultra high lead content glass to vitrify radioactive waste that even if broken, was no more dangerous that the whole